(Paulo Zemek) When I finished the Contrained C# post I was talking about multi-threading and locks and I really wanted to write a new post about ideas on how to reduce multi-threading issues by adding more knowledge about shared states to the language itself.
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uninstall of clustered SSAS instance may disable ‘olap redirection service’
(Gert Christen) “OLAP redirection service” is the part of SQL browser service that supports SSAS connectivity.
Check DB2 instance status
(Jack Vamvas) There are multiple methods of checking the DB2 instance status. The method is usually dependant on the requirements.
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Working with a SQL Report Server Part 1 – Installing
(John Pertell) I first heard about SQL Server Report Service (SSRS) when it was announced as an add on to SQL 2000. If my memory is correct, it was originally presented as a beta product, something to be added in future releases
SSIS: Dynamically setting the Default Buffer Max Rows property
(Chris) I’ve blogged in the past about the Default Buffer Max Rows property in SSIS, and how powerful it can be. As a recap, there are 2 properties in SSIS that control the amount of data that your ETL package will hold in any given buffer: The DefaultBufferMaxRows property, and the DefaultBufferSiz
Effects of Max Mem on Plan Cache
(Jason Brimhall) Reading a Microsoft Article (which can be found here) while making sure I understood what can cause a query plan to be recompiled or removed from the plan cache, I got to thinking a bit.
You’re into XML? Mule now supports XPath, XSLT and XQuery 3.0
(Mariano Gonzalez) In spite of JSON’s reign as the king of API data format, XML still remains the exchange data format of choice for a number of systems. Any service exposing functionality through SOAP, and many application built years ago (or even nowadays) still depend on XML to share data – to su
WPF Shapes – Path – Simple Geometry
(Richard Carr) The one hundred and twenty-fourth part of the Windows Presentation Foundation Fundamentals tutorial starts to describe the last of the WPF shapes. This article looks at the Path class, which draws simple or complex geometrical shapes.
Compiling Transcluded Content in AngularJS Directives
(Ben Nadel) When you use the “transclude” option, in an AnglarJS directive, the transcluded content is automatically removed from its container, compiled, and made available through a linking function. This process keeps the transcluded content completely black-boxed.