(Wilson Reddy) This article is about customizing SharePoint hosted app List NewForm and using SharePoint UI controls like Calendar, People picker etc… within custom form. Below steps help in understanding SharePoint hosted app UI customizing and leveraging SharePoint capabilities within app.
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(Ovais Tariq) Does your dataset consist of InnoDB tables with large BLOB data such that the data is stored in external BLOB pages? Was the dataset created in MySQL version 5.1 and below and without using the InnoDB plugin, or with InnoDB plugin but with MySQL version earlier than 5.1.55?
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(Michael McLaughlin) Somebody wants to know how you can write a PL/SQL solution that mimics the fall through of a switch statement because PL/SQL doesn’t support a switch statement (it does support a simple and searched CASE statement without fall through).
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(Dimitri Gielis) When creating web applications, at some point you will need to interact with JSON. Either you consume JSON or you need to generate it to be able to use that cool widget you found.
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(Nick Maynard) MQTT is a publish-subscribe based lightweight message protocol. A critical enabler of the Internet of Things (IoT), MQTT can also be used for reliable enterprise messaging to mobile devices, enabling secure, reliable communications for the next generation of resilient mobile applicati
A Belly Dance in Holy Lands of MVC, MVP and MVVM Patterns via JavaScript
(Amir Jalilifard) During the recent years lots of JavaScript frameworks based on MV*(MVC,MVVM,MVP) patterns have emerged and a significant part of developers gravitated to these programming patterns.
Database Flashback — 4
(Hemant K Chitale) Continuing my series on Oracle Database Flashback. This post demonstrates a FLASHBACK DATABASE when a Tablespace is set to FLASHBACK OFF.
The Best of SQL Server 2014 RTM – 6 Reasons to Think About Upgrading
(Kevin Kline) Just in case you missed the latest news from Microsoft, SQL Server 2014 has finally gone RTM (Released to Manufacturing). I’ve been telling you about the new features planned for this release since late summer of 2013.
SSRS Farm to Scale-Out Performance
(Derek E Wilson) Building a SSRS farm will require Enterprise or Business Intelligence editions of SQL Server for versions 2012 and 2014. SQL Server allows for the deployment of 2 or more servers running SQL Server Reporting Services to increase the performance of your reporting environment.
Curing Data-Obesity in OLTP Databases
(Feodor Georgiev) It is quite common to have an OLTP database that must store large amounts of data which pile up into hundreds of millions, even billions, of rows. What do we do in such cases? In this article I will describe a way to deal with constant flows of OLTP data into production systems, an