(blakhani) While launching SQL Server Configuration Manager on one of my machine, I got below error
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Writing Good ADO.Net Code
How are your ADO.Net skills? Many times you are not required to write code directly in ADO.Net because you are using frameworks that handle the database communication on your behalf. Entiry Framwork, Linq to SQL, nHibernate, net Tiers, Dapper DB, and many other libraries and frameworks handle the database communication for you. Then there are those times when it makes […]
Watson Analytics in Action (demo)
(Adam Gartenberg) Do you want to see how easy it is to add data and see the resulting analysis from Watson Analytics?
Front End Editor in HTML5
(Manju lata Yadav) This article explains the contenteditable attribute of HTML5.
Finally… JavaScript source line info in a dump
(Brad L) For many years, if your C/C++/.NET application had a performance or stability issue (e.g., unresponsiveness, crash, high cpu consumption, etc.), one of the popular – and effective – ways to troubleshoot the problem was to dump the process when the problem symptom surfaced. And when you ope
Get per-object grants via common_schema
(Shlomi Noach) Did you know common_schema supports a complete breakdown of all accounts on your database server? It can provide you with the GRANT statements required to set up an account, the REVOKE statements to undo the former, and this can be broken down on a per-object & per-object-type basis.
30 SQL Developer Posts in 30 Days, Day 26: Keyboarding from the Editor to the Results and Back
(Jeff Smith) Using the mouse sucks.
Fixing Outdated Page Verify Settings in SQL Server
(Tim Ford) Once upon a time, there was a page verify setting known as TORN_PAGE_DETECTION. While it was a better option for checking for I/O write corruption in Microsoft SQL Server than nothing, it only served to do a lackluster job.
Confirm Password Validation in AngularJS
(K. Scott Allen) Form validation and custom validation directives are relatively easy with the changes in Angular 1.3. Try the sample plunk here.
Four Ways to Help Millennials with the Mainframe
(Dave Beulke) Thank you for all the comments on the mainframe and millennials blog entries from the previous weeks found here, here, and here. Validation of millennials’ struggles inspired this hopefully helpful blog.