(Liron Amitzi) ORA-1775 “looping chain of synonyms” can be found online quite easily. But every time they talk about a real loop of synonyms (like syn1 -> syn2 -> syn3 -> syn1) and sometime about missing objects.
Other News
Addressing the Drop Column Bug in Oracle 18c and 19c
(David Fitzjarrell) The road of progress can be rough at times. Oracle versions 18 and 19 are no exception. Up until version 18.x Oracle had no issues with marking columns as unused and eventually dropping them.
SQL SERVER – Enable Additional Logging for SQL Server Agent
(Pinal Dave) When I searched for this topic, I was getting blogs where they were talking about additional logging for the job step in SQL Server Agent jobs. In this blog, I would share my learning about logging about SQL Server Agent itself.
C#.NET – JSON Object Mapper
(Asma Khalid) JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is one of the most commonly used data passing formats used in Web API(s) development. Parsing & manipulating complex JSON objects becomes quite the headache especially with array parsing technique.
Database Model and E-R Diagram – Part 2
Network Model It is an extension of the hierarchical model. In this model, the data is organized graphically and may have more than one main node. In this database model, the data is more closely linked because more relationships are established in this database model. Since the data is more closely linked, access to the data is also easier and...
Modify SQL Audit for Azure SQL Database
(Thomas LaRock) At SQL Server Live last November, I demonstrated enabling SQL Audit for Azure SQL Database. During the class discussion I explained you must use Powershell to modify SQL Audit for Azure SQL Database. So, that’s my post today, showing you how it is done.
Guru Classic: Looking For Stuff With iSphere
(Susan Gantner) In my last Guru Classic tip I introduced you to the iSphere RDi plug-in. In this tip I’ll cover a few other features in iSphere that I find very useful. This time I’ll focus on a couple of options there that can help you search for things and subsequently edit them.
MySQL – A Series of Bad Design Decisions
(Peter Zaitsev) MySQL obviously got many things right, otherwise, it would not be the World’s Most Popular Open Source Database (according to DB-Engines). Sometimes, however, I run into some decisions or behaviors which are just plain bad designs.
Registry Names, Namespaces, Images, Artifacts & Tags
(Steve Lasker) When referring to an image, an artifact, a registry, a tag, what exactly is the reference? Do we mean:
EF Core Relationships in ASP .NET Core 3.1
(Shahed C) This is the fifth of a new series of posts on ASP .NET Core 3.1 for 2020. In this series, we’ll cover 26 topics over a span of 26 weeks from January through June 2020, titled ASP .NET Core A-Z!
