(Thomas LaRock) I came across this “Sequence contains no elements” error when using Always Encrypted a while back and wanted to write a quick post. In this case, I was trying to encrypted a computed column.
Other News
Projections with JPA and Hibernate
(Thorben Janssen) Choosing the right projection when selecting data with JPA and Hibernate is incredibly important.
Practical RPG: Encapsulating Your Data with Extension Files, Part 2
(Joe Pluta) In my previous article, I explained how to use extension files to encapsulate a legacy database. This allows you to add new data points to the database without the impact of changing an existing master file.
Using Function Monkey with MediatR
(James) There are a lot of improvements coming in v4 of Function Monkey and the beta is currently available on NuGet. As the full release approaches I thought it would make sense to introduce some of these new capabilities here.
Solving Access Denied in Crypto Machine Keys
(K. Scott Allen) Previously on OdeToCode I posted about tracking down an AspNetCore build error.
Developing Mobile Applications in .NET
(Damir Arh) In this tutorial, I will describe the tools and frameworks available to .NET developers for all aspects of mobile application development i.e. front-end, back-end and operations.
SQL SERVER – Log Shipping Error: Only Members of the Sysadmin Fixed Server Role Can Perform this Operation
(Pinal Dave) Even though there are many disaster recovery solutions available in SQL Server as of today, few of my clients Still go with log shipping. In this blog, I would share my learning about one of the errors which I observed with one of my clients.
Using OCI Monitoring Healthchecks to Schedule execution of Serverless Functions on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
(Lucas Jellema) Execution of scheduled jobs based on a time schedule is a frequent requirement. Jobs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are often implemented using cloud native, serverless Functions – that can be exposed through (public) HTTP endpoints on an API Gateway.
Getting the most out of in-memory – part 2
(Connor McDonald) In the previous post, I described the importance of checking V$IM_SEGMENTS to ensure that the in-memory store is populated to have confidence that you are indeed getting the benefit of the feature.
5 ways to get an Oracle Database
(Gerald) Do you want to get your hands on an Oracle Database but don’t know how? Here are 5 ways to get you going.