Installing and Configuring SQL Server 2014 on Windows Server 2012 – (Part 2) Autor: Basit A. Farooq Installing instance of SQL Server 2014 on Windows Server 2012 In the first of the five part article series, we discussed the SQL Server 2014 installation prerequisites and the steps that we must perform for the installation of SQL Server 2014 instance. In...
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Case Sensitive Passwords in Oracle 11
(Andrew Reid) In version 11, Oracle passwords became case sensitive. You can see what I mean in the example below:
Removing Redundant Startup/Restart for the OMS Service in Windows
(Kellyn Pot’Vin) I’ve been told many times that the OMS for EM12c can take quite some time to start on Windows. Some told me it took anywhere from three to up to fifteen minutes and wanted to know why. I’ve done some research on the challenge and it is a complex one.
In Deference
(David Fitzjarrell) An interesting ‘problem’ surfaced a while ago, one where a user with zero quota on every tablespace could successfully create tables. Of course once it was time to insert data the inserts failed, but this was confusing the user creating the tables.
JavaScript Frontend Web App Tutorial Part 2: Adding Constraint Validation
(Gerd Wagner) This article is an excerpt from JavaScript Frontend Web Apps Tutorial Part 2: Adding Constraint Validation, which is part of the open access book Engineering Frontend Web Apps with Plain JavaScript. It is Part 2 of a five part tutorial about engineering frontend web applications with p
Pseudo GTID, Row Based Replication
(Shlomi Noach) This post continues Pseudo GTID, in a series of posts describing an alternative to using MySQL GTIDs.
Changing Delay Between Responses for SQL Alerts with Powershell
(SQLDBAWithABeard) So you have read that you should have alerts for severity levels 16 to 24 and 823,824 and 825 on SQLSkills.com or maybe you have used sp_blitz and received the Blitz Result: No SQL Server Agent Alerts Configured and like a good and conscientious DBA you have set them up.
Using T-SQL to populate a CMS
(Kenneth Fisher) We have been using a CMS (Central Management Server) at my office for the last few years. Even beyond the uses for managing multiple servers (PBM etc) we use it primarily as a shared list of registered servers.
Working with Ranged Buckets
(Dave Cassel) One of my colleagues ran into an interesting problem a while ago. He had data with high and low values for some field, and he wanted to display bucketed facets on those values. Let’s take a look at how to implement that.
SQL SERVER – What is Hypothetical Indexes?
(Pinal Dave) If you ever thought this is some sort of trick to bring you to the blog, well you are wrong. This infact is something worth a look and interesting thing to know. Before I start to explain you the finer details, let me tell you that this is NOT a new feature for performance improvement o
