(Vlad Mihalcea) As I explained in this article, multitenancy is an architectural pattern which allows you to isolate customers even if they are using the same hardware or software components.
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Exadata and Capacity on Demand (CoD)
(Syed Jaffar Hussain) As most of us knew that the Exadata Database Machine comes in different sizes with different resource capacity.
A JavaScript Form Generator
(Member 4206974) This article is about a JavaScript object (FormGen) for creating and managing Forms[1]; FormGen is sufficiently generalized for create a wide set of forms, from simple message box to relatively complex forms with text field,
Reader solutions to Special Islands challenge
(Itzik Ben-Gan) Last month I covered a Special Islands challenge. The task was to identify periods of activity for each service ID, tolerating a gap of up to an input number of seconds (@allowedgap).
Guru: Phonetic Functions In SQL, Part 1
(Paul Tuohy) In my next two articles I am going to discuss the use of phonetic functions in SQL.
Arrays.hashCode(Object[]) versus Objects.hash(Object…)
(Dustin Marx) Since JDK 1.5, the Arrays class has offered overloaded static methods with the name “hashCode“.
Automatic Model Validation And Parameter Binding Using ApiController Attribute
(Bipin Joshi) While developing ASP.NET Core Web API you need to perform model validation manually. You also need to bind action parameters explicitly using attributes such as [FromBody].
Integrating ASP.NET MVC with GitHub
(Tapas Pal) Git is the most popular open-source, Cloud-based version control system. Git was started by Linus Trovalds (Founder of Linux) of in 2005; recently, Microsoft has acquired it.
Troubleshooting Query timeouts in SQL Server
(Don Castelino) While working with SQL Server, one of the common issue application teams encounter is timeouts. In this article, we are covering approach to troubleshoot SQL Command/Query timeouts, data collection and data analysis steps to isolate further.
The Fastest Data Access Possible with Compiled Procs
(Peter Vogel) In a previous column, I talked about how a memory-optimized table can dramatically speed up the performance of the typical business application.