(Frits Hoogland) This post is the result of a question that I got after presenting a session about Oracle database mutexes organised by ITOUG, as a response to the conference cancellations because of COVID-19.
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Oracle Database on YouTube
(Jeff Smith) I’ve been working from home since about 2008, but for many of you it’s no longer just a perk. It’s a side effect of the worldwide response to the Corona virus. Obviously I’m hoping all of your are well and safe at home, and things are back to ‘normal’ as quickly as possible.
Compute in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure(OCI)
(Jagruti Jasleniya) Compute is one of the key component in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Compute is a machine with Instance Type ,OCPUs(Oracle Compute Unit) , RAM , local disk , network bandwidth and number of VNICs you can attach to your instance.
Using the OAuth 2.0 device flow to authenticate users in desktop apps
(Thomas Levesque) Over the last few years, OpenID Connect has become one of the most common ways to authenticate users in a web application.
Make your C# applications faster with LINQ joins
(Tim Deschryver) I’ve experienced a handful of times that an application has slowed down sufficiently without a code change.
Exploring The Power Of Multiple Cursors And Selections In Sublime Text 3
(Ben Nadel) For the past few years, I’ve been using – and loving – the Sublime Text (ST3) editor. In fact, I find it so enjoyable, that I’ve never even looked at any of the new editors that seem to be gaining popularity.
3 Things Before Migrating To CloudSQL(MySQL)
(Bhuvanesh) If you are going to migrate your MySQL workloads to GCP’s managed database service CloudSQL, then you have to keep these points in mind.
How to stop and start SQL Server services
(Daniel Farina) There are often times that you need to stop and start SQL Server services, so in this tip we will look at various methods of doing this.
Two-Way Databinding in JavaScript
(Volodymyr Kopytin) This article teaches the basic concepts of databinding tasks. What is the trickiest and the easiest part of databinding.
DROP IF EXISTS
(Kenneth Fisher) It’s amazing the things that SQL can do these days. It’s also amazing how many of them I’ve managed to completely miss over time. I was having a random conversation with a friend on Twitter the other day and they mentioned an acronym DIE.