(Rick Delorme) Most web applications require static or dynamic data. Static data is written directly into the HTML markup, not altered or loaded by code such as JavaScript. It’s rendered and displayed to users without any way for the data to change. Dynamic data can change.
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Jumping through Hadoop: Stream Big Data video on a mobile app by integrating IBM Worklight with IBM InfoSphere BigInsights on IBM Bluemix
(Supal Chowdhury and Rohit Sahai) This article explains how you can integrate video data streaming with a mobile application. In doing so, it also highlights some of the business problems addressed and opportunities available by using several cutting-edge technologies: IBM InfoSphere BigInsights on
AngularJS hack/tip :: Invoking JS code after DOM is ready
(Gilly Barr) When working with AngularJS, you frequently update the DOM after the DOM was already ‘ready’.
Using Lists and Stacks in .NET
(Peter Shaw) Hands up. How many of you use ‘List‘ on a regular basis?
SQL Server Reporting Services Basics: Customizing SSRS Reports
(Kathi Kellenberger) While the Reporting Wizard and basic report tables will do for prototyping, very soon we’ll want to add some finesse to our reports, and allow our report users to create different views of the same data, dynamically.
Automate Service Account Password Changes with Powershell
(Derik Hammer) I am a believer that regular rotation of passwords is an important security measure. I worked at an organization that, when they were small, would use the SQL Server database engine service account to run SQL Agent jobs and other processes.
SQL SERVER – Fix Error 7202 Could not find server in sys.servers. Verify that the correct server name was specified
(Pinal Dave) The other day I received following error when I tried to restore a database from one server to another server.
Grab an Icon, Display and Save it
(Ged Mead) This used to be quite a fiddly task. Back in the old days you had to use an API call – SHGETFILEINFO – and it was pretty ugly stuff (but it did work, so I had no complaints!). Nowadays there’s no need for this kind of thing:
SBR vs RBR when using On Duplicate Key Update for High Availability
(Jean-François Gagné) The other day, I was discussing high availability (HA) with other people. The discussion was going in the direction of, as the application was only using INSERT … ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE (ODKU) and traffic could be replayed, promoting a slave in case of the failure of the ma
The New DBA
A good friend of mine is a REALLY good COBOL programmer. I didn’t say was. I said is. And he makes really good money programming in COBOL wellbecause there isn’t a lot of competition. His company has a huge investment in systems written in COBOL. So, they keep rolling along because it gets the job done, and it doesn’t make […]