(Bipin Joshi) While performing model validation, at times you need to validate values entered in client side controls against server side data.
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Actual Execution Plan Costs
(Grant Fritchey) Why don’t “actual execution plans” have “actual execution plan costs”?
Managing tempdb
(Tibor Karaszi) This post is all about the tempdb database. It is not about capacity planning, like size or number of data files – there is plenty of info about that out there.
SQL Server on Linux: ADAuth issues 1: Issues with joining a VM to a domain
AD authentication is a popular mechanism for login and user authentication. It works very well in many scenarios, especially for enterprise applications. AD authentication is a supported scenario on SQL Server on Linux.
Python — Enumerate
(Anand) Suppose you have a dataset (data) and want to find every 5th item. How would you do it?
MySQL InnoDB Cluster: is the router a single point of failure ?
(Frederic Descamps) As you know, MySQL InnoDB Cluster is composed of 3 elements:
Compressing and Decompressing Files With C#
(Tapas Pal) To reduce the time needed for files to be transmitted over a network, Compression and Decompression techniques are very useful.
Replace Repeated Characters with JavaScript
(David Walsh) URLs can be tricky to work with because they can be more complicated than the traditional URL format you type in. I was again reminded of this when I was parsing Webpack URLs when I saw this beauty:
Azure SQL Database disaster recovery
(James Serra) My last blog post was on Azure SQL Database high availability and I would like to continue along that discussion with a blog post about disaster recovery in Azure SQL Database. First, a clarification on the difference between high availability and disaster recovery:
Database Performance Management Solutions
(Craig S. Mullins) Performance management, from a database perspective, is comprised of three basic components: