(Vishal Pathak) We will learn about configuring Active Directory (AD) for OBIEE 11.1.1.7 today.
Other News
Encrypting Data In MySQL With Go
(Baron Schwartz) A SaaS product needs to use security measures you might not ordinarily use in an on-premises solution. In particular, it’s important that all sensitive data be secured. Encryption plays an important role in information security. At VividCortex, we encrypt data in-flight and at-rest,
Configuring Critical SQL Server Alerts
(K. Brian Kelley) I ran a couple of health checks on my SQL Servers and the checks indicated I didn’t have critical alerts configured. What do I need to do?
RESTful Services
Recently I have been enjoying the flexible nature of RESTful services. Much like SOAP, REST allows applications to interact with flexible binding. The big difference is that it takes advantage of traditional HTTP verbs to perform CRUD actions (Create, Retrieve, Update, Delete) we are familiar with when communicating with database services. Also, similar to SOAP, data is communicated in a […]
Improvements to Warnings in the C++ Compiler
(Kangyuan Niu) We made a number of improvements to C++ compiler warnings in Visual Studio 2015 Preview.
HOWTO: Create a Structured XMLIndex, using the In-Memory Column Store
(Marco Gralike) In Oracle database version 12.1.0.2, Oracle introduced the Oracle In-Memory Database option. It is possible from this version onwards to put selectively, via for example, an Structured XMLIndex in this section of your database memory.
Adding Columns to a Table in SQL Developer Data Modeler: Honor Column Order?
(Jeff Smith) I have an employees table.
Resolving ‘Unknown storage engine ‘InnoDB’ Error when Running MyISAM-only and Upgrading to MySQL 5.6 or MariaDB 10.0
(Chris Calender) I know, what, MyISAM-only? Yes, it’s true, and it occurs more than you might think. 🙂
Platforms Well Suited for Complex Analytics
(Thomas Eunice) Despite the ongoing excitement around big data and the Apache Hadoop platform for managing and analyzing unstructured data, big data—just like all data—needs to be captured, stored, made secure, analyzed, and eventually archived and deleted.
SQL SERVER – FIX – The term ‘Invoke-Sqlcmd’ is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet
(Pinal Dave) It’s always a fun to learn and share new thing which I learn about any technology. So I decided to spend my weekend at home quietly, so I could learn some scripting using PowerShell and SQL Server.