(Khaja Moizuddin) In this article, we will see the String Interpolation, ngStyle, ngClass in Angular 7.0. In this article, we will see the creation of angular component and we will see how we can use String interpolation, setting a background color using ngStyle and setting a foreground color using
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Transfer Data with JSON in SQL Server
(Hannes du Preez) You can transfer data with JSON in SQL Server. Based on an SQL query, you can output the results into JSON format.
Use PWDCOMPARE() to Find SQL Logins With Weak Passwords
(Thomas LaRock) Not a day, week, or month goes by without news of yet another data breach.
Rebuilding indexes online, wasting time and resources?
(Tibor Karaszi) Many SQL server installations does regular index rebuild or reorg in order to defragment indexes. One can question how much we really gain by doing this when using modern SANs, SSD, flashdisks, etc.
Static Binding vs. Dynamic Binding in Java
(Rinu Gour) Struggling to understand the difference between static and dynamic binding?
.NET Core Opinion #8 – How to Use Azure DevOps Pipelines
(K. Scott Allen) In a previous post I said to be wary of GUI build tools. In this episode of .NET Core Opinions, let me show you a “configuration as code” approach to building software using Azure DevOps.
Object Pooling in C#
(Tapas Pal) Object pooling is a software creational design pattern and a container of objects that holds a list of other objects—those are ready to be used.
Using VS Code for C++ development with containers
(Marc Goodner) This post builds on using multi-stage containers for C++ development. That post showed how to use a single Dockerfile to describe a build stage and a deployment stage resulting in a container optimized for deployment.
Group Replication: A member in ‘RECOVERING’ state is part of the primary partition
(Frederic Descamps) If you are using MySQL InnoDB Cluster (Group Replication) with ProxySQL, you should be familiar with the 2 functions and 1 view required in SYS Schema that ProxySQL uses to see if a node is online, partitioned or not, and if it’s lagging or not (see link1 and link2).
Mystery and imagination of DELETE RETURNING INTO
(Flavio Casetta) Am I the only one who finds very odd this statement in the documentation of DELETE … RETURNING INTO?