(Veda Bs) This article explains how to create check-in and check-out functionality for custom list items in SharePoint 2013 using jQuery.
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Automating SQL Server Agent Notification
(Greg Larsen) If you are a DBA you probably are responsible for running and monitoring all the SQL Server Agent jobs on one or more SQL Server instances. How do you monitor these SQL Agent jobs? There is always the manual method of monitoring the history of all the SQL Server agent jobs. In this
Get Ready to Learn SQL Server: Query Results Using Boolean Logic
(Kris Wenzel) In today’s lesson you’re going to learn more about filtering results returned from your queries using the WHERE clause.
SQL Database Supect Mode due to MSDTC Transaction
(Vinoth N Manoharan) A database may go into suspect mode for various reason most of them are related to corruption of disk or data but SQL server may also put a database in a suspect mode if it’s not able to recover the database properly on restart
Using FiddlerCore to capture HTTP Requests with .NET
(Rick Strahl) Over the last few weeks I’ve been working on my Web load testing utility West Wind WebSurge. One of the key components of a load testing tool is the ability to capture URLs effectively so that you can play them back later under load.
Scheduled Tasks In ASP.NET With Quartz.Net
(Mike Brind) A perennial question on the ASP.NET forums concerns how to schedule regular tasks as part of a web application. Typically, the requirement is to send emails once every 24 hours at a particular time each day, but it could actually be anything from tweeting on a schedule to performing mai
Attribute Routing in MVC and Web API – exploring the goodness
(Abhimanyu Kumar Vatsa) In this post you will learn about attribute routing and its goodness in MVC and Web API. In the beginning I will show you what it is by comparing it with Convention-based routing.
Features Of ES6 Part 2 : const
(K. Scott Allen) The ES6 const keyword will give you what the keyword name implies – a read-only variable. Like let, a variable declared with const will have block scoping, and you cannot re-declare a const.
The Hunt for the Chocolate Thief (Part 2) – Putting IBM Bluemix, Cloudant, and a Raspberry Pi to good use
(Henrik Loeser) I am still on the hunt for the mean chocolate thief, kind of. In the first part I covered the side of the Raspberry Pi and uploading data to Cloudant. I showed how to set up an infrared motion sensor and a webcam with the RPi, capture a snapshot and secure the image and related metad
The Cost of Duplicate Data
The cost of dirty data is difficult to assess. Mike comments in yesterday’s editorial with a number of costs that can arise as a result of poorly managed data. Probably the biggest cost is the reputation of your company and its data assets. If you have multiple records for the same information it may be counted multiple times, skew summary […]