(Rajendra Gupta) This article explores the Python scripts for encrypting and decrypting passwords in SQL Server using Azure Data Studio SQL Notebooks.
Other News
Guru Classic: Don’t Ignore the View
(Paul Tuohy) I recently had a discussion with some of my colleagues about the increased use of Data Definition Language (DDL) in SQL to define a database as opposed to traditional DDS.
Using Serilog.AspNetCore in ASP.NET Core 3.0 – Part 2
(Andrew Lock) In my previous post I described how to configure Serilog’s RequestLogging middleware to create “summary” logs for each request, to replace the 10 or more logs you get from ASP.NET Core by default.
Azure DevOps – YAML for CI-CD Pipelines
(Gouri Sohoni) Azure Pipelines is a service which provides CICD. In this tutorial, we will see how to get started with the creation of Azure Pipelines.We will fetch code from GitHub repository and create a build pipeline with yml followed by a release pipeline. We also discuss how customization can
Sharing Data and Splitting Components in Blazor
(Peter Vogel) The biggest change in ASP.NET Core Version 3.1 is that you can now pass data you’ve gathered in your server page to the Blazor component hosted in the page.
NDB Parallel Query, part 4
(Mikael Ronstrom) In this part we will discuss how NDB batch handling works. Query execution of complex SQL queries means that more rows can be delivered than the receiver is capable of receiving.
How to upgrade ORDS (Oracle REST Data Services) from 19.2 to 19.4
(Matthias Hoys) Oracle has recently released version 19.4 of ORDS (Oracle REST Data Services).
Scheduling Oracle Cloud Function execution
(Lucas Jellema) Functions on Oracle Cloud are an important element in any cloud native application architectures. Functions are typically small, well contained and fairly independent pieces of logic to carry out specific tasks.
Do you need STARTUP UPGRADE for OJVM?
(Mike.Dietrich) Actually I carry around this topic with me since the October 2019 workshop in Dubai. We’ve had one of these OJVM Patching discussions I’d like to escape usually.
SQL SERVER – SQL Azure Managed Instance Restore Error – The Database Was Backed Up on a Server Running Version 15.00.2000
(Pinal Dave) Based on the current trend of moving to the cloud platform, there have been many new learnings for me. One of my clients migrated to SQL Azure Managed Instance and contacted me for an interesting situation.