(Hannes DuPreez) I’m an aspiring writer. My ultimate dream is to become a famous writer, retire, open a coffee shop in a nice little quaint town, and write more. Yes, I know, it may be a pipe dream, but who knows? Perhaps it will work out.
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Blazor – .NET in the browser
(Daniel Jimenez Garcia) Blazor leverages a number of technologies in smart ways in order to provide a SPA framework that can run .NET code in the browser. In this tutorial, we will explore what is Blazor and the new possibilities it brings for Developers.
Java Challengers #4: Comparing Java objects with equals() and hashcode()
(Rafael Chinelato Del Nero) In this Java Challenger you’ll learn how equals() and hashcode() combine to make object comparisons efficient and easy in your Java programs. Simply put, these methods work together to verify if two objects have the same values.
Experimenting With Lazy Loaded Modules, Ahead Of Time (AoT) Compiling, And Webpack 4 In Angular 6.1.7
(Ben Nadel) Now that I’ve finally upgraded my Angular research and development (R&D) workflow to use Ahead of Time (AoT) compiling, I figured it was time to tackle another one of my white whales: lazy loading modules in a route-based Angular application.
Developer’s Choice: Hinting Query Execution model
(Pedro Lopes) Over the years you have read a number of blogs advocating for or against trace flags that influence SQL Server’s query execution model.
InnoDB Progress Information
(Jesper Krogh) MySQL has since version 5.7 had support for progress information for some queries. As promised in my previous post, I will here discuss how you can use that to get progress information for ALTER TABLE on InnoDB tables.
Understanding Distribution in #Exasol
(Uwe Hesse) Exasol uses a clustered shared-nothing architecture with many sophisticated internal mechanisms to deliver outstanding performance without requiring much administration.
Increasing Maximum Web Service Requests in Oracle APEX 18.1
(Dimitri Gielis) While running our final tests of APEX Office Print (AOP) 18.1 we hit “ORA-20000: Issue calling Main AOP Service (REST call: ): ORA-20001: You have exceeded the maximum number of web service requests per workspace.”
Manage Lockdown Profiles in PDB
(Jagruti Jasleniya) Lockdown Profiles: Its a mechanism given by Oracle to restrict PDBs from doing certain operations or from restricting them from using certain Functionalities.
Getting Sysadmin Access to SQL Server When Locked Out
(Joe Gavin) We all have probably seen this. As a SQL Server DBA, you’re expected to support anything resembling a SQL Server in your environment regardless of who installed it, or whether you have or can get sysadmin access to it.