(Richard Foote) I’ve finally managed to find some free time in the evening to write a new blog piece 🙂
Other News
Advanced Queue Quickie: Errors and Privileges
(Don Seiler) File this one under the misleading-errors department. One of my developers was working with a new queue. He pinged me when he got this error trying to create a job that used the queue:
SQL SERVER – SSMS: Resource Locking and Object Execution Statistics Report
(Pinal Dave) As a DBA or SQL Developer, the amount of time we work with SQL Server Management can never be measured. As a database person, these hidden gems of SQL Server can never be underestimated.
C-R-U-D The Basics
(Chris Yates) What is CRUD? Well, there are a lot of things I can think of when I use the term CRUD; however within the wonderful world of technology CRUD is an acronym that surprisingly enough, when I polled, didn’t really give a straight answer. That really surprised me; so with that said I will w
Auto Increment Row Value In Asp.net MVC WebGrid Using C#.Net
(Pranav Singh) This article will show you how you can add auto generated row number in an asp.net mvc webgrid. This article you can use in MVC2, MVC3, MVC4, MVC5 webgrid. This will also cover for dynamically add row number in mvc webgrid.
Working with Validators and Messages in AngularJS
(K. Scott Allen) In a previous post we looked at a custom validation directive to confirm a user’s password.
DB2 Fundamentals Certification Guide
(Susan Visser) The long awaited latest book from Roger Sanders has now been published!
Querying Tables for an Activity Event Monitor
(Ember Crooks) I’ve been working with a developer to profile some SQL from a process he’s running. He has no insight into the SQL that the tool is using, primarily to insert data. I thought I’d share some of the details. I still think of this kind of event monitor as a “Statement Event Monitor”.
11g Adaptive Cursor Sharing — does it work only for SELECT statements ? Using the BIND_AWARE Hint for DML
(Hemant K Chitale) Some of you may be familiar with Adaptive Cursor Sharing.
Replication from Oracle to MariaDB the simple way – Part 2
(Anders Karlsson) The theme for this series of posts is, and indicated in the previous post, “Try and try, again”, and there will be more of this now when I start to make this work by playing with Oracle, with PL/SQL and with the restrictions of Oracle Express (which is the version I have available)