(David Ramel) Microsoft’s C# programming language has passed Visual Basic .NET on the TIOBE Index — which measures language popularity — and is even in the running for being named “Programming Language of the Year” for 2019.
Other News
A Guide to MySQL Galera Cluster Streaming Replication: Part Two
(Paul Namuag) In the first part of this blog we provided an overview of the new Streaming Replication feature in MySQL Galera Cluster. In this blog we will show you how to enable it and take a look at the results.
How to Script Workspace Provisioning on Oracle Autonomous Database
(Jason Straub) A recent Oracle APEX patch was applied to Oracle Autonomous Database Serverless that enabled the following:
User-editable Application Setting
(Jeffrey Kemp) A nice addition to APEX release 18.1 is the Application Settings feature. This allows the developer to define one or more configuration values that are relevant to a particular application.
Publishing Keras Model API with TensorFlow Serving
(Andrej Baranovskij) Building a ML model is a crucial task. Running ML model in production is not a less complex and important task.
SQL SERVER – Extended Event to Capture Memory Grant Feedback
(Pinal Dave) It has been over 3 weeks since SQL Server 2019 launched and after reading my recent blog posts about the Memory Grant Feedback, I was approached by one of the leading banks in Europe to help them build an efficient architecture and performance-optimized system Comprehensive Database Per
A basic icon editor running on ReactOS
(Steffen Ploetz) Create a basic icon editor, that is running on ReactOS and Windows, with as little code as possible.
Db2 12 implicitly drops explicitly created universal and LOB table spaces with function level 506
(Regina Liu, Long Tu, and Jennie Chang) With Db2 12 function level 506 at application compatibility level V12R1M506 or higher, Db2 now automatically drops explicitly created universal (UTS) and LOB table spaces when the tables they contain are dropped.
Collation in SQL Server
(Mohammed Moinudheen) You must have already heard the term “Collation” in SQL Server. Collation is a configuration that determines how character data sorting is done. This is an important setting that has a huge impact on how the SQL Server database engine behaves in dealing with character data.
Turning off Parameter Sniffing for a SQL Server Database by Default
(Greg Larsen) Have you been experiencing vastly different execution times for the same query over time? If so, you might be experiencing what is known as “Parameter Sniffing”.