(Khaja Moizuddin) In this article, we will learn about components in Angular applications. This article is the continuation of my previous article that is “Learn Angular’s Folder Structure & Execution Flow For Beginners – Part Two”.
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Tips for using Snapshot Replication in SQL Server 2019 (Part 2)
Tips for using Snapshot Replication in SQL Server 2019 (Part 2) Consider locating both the publisher and the distributor on the same physical server. You can place the publisher and the distributor on the same physical server when the publisher server can perform the distribution tasks without any performance problems. By the way, using a separate SQL Server for the...
Query Store, Plan Forcing, and DROP/CREATE
(Grant Fritchey) I absolutely love Query Store and the ability it provides to force a plan is amazing. However, there are a lot of little gotchas in this functionality.
Working with SQL Cursors
(Manoj Debnath) In SQL cursors serve as a pointer that enables application programming language to deal with query results one row at a time.
Oracle rowcache fastgets
(Frits Hoogland) This blogpost is about the Oracle database row or dictionary cache. This is a separate cache that caches database metadata, like database object properties or user properties.
Nulls are not stored in indexes … most of the time
(Connor McDonald) This question got posed on Twitter today
ORA-16014: log X sequence# XXX not archived in Standby
(Anuradha Mudgal) Today we are going to have a look on the steps which are used by DBA’s to resolve issue “ORA-16014: log X sequence# XXX not archived, no available destinations (In Standby Database)”.
The Remainder Operator Works on Doubles in Java
(Jeremy Grifski) I’ve been teaching at OSU for nearly two years, and it always astounds me how much I learn from my students.
Getting Started with IBM Z Resiliency
(Bill White, Marc Coq, Pabitra Mukhopadhyay, Carlos Alberto Pistillo, David Raften, Mai Zeng) Resiliency is the ability to provide the required capability in the face of adversity, without significant impact.
Getting Started with Azure DevOps
(Eric L. Anderson) I have been doing a lot of work lately with our build and release pipelines in Azure DevOps and while it is fresh on my mind I’m going to do a few posts to remind me of some of the things I have leaned and may or may not have gotten to use.