(Saurabh K. Gupta) As you all might have noticed from my social moves, we were running Multitenant Validation lab for ISV partners. Briefing on the program, the 2-day guided lab will enable the partners to test and validate their products/applications on Oracle 12c Multitenant architecture.
Other News
The value of audit_trail=DB,EXTENDED
(John Hallas) I was recently reading a blog entry by Dominic Brooks regarding auditing and I was intrigued by the line referring to the audit_trail parameter being set to DB, EXTENDED
Enabling Cross DB Access to Contained SQL Server Users in Partial Contained Databases
(Varinder Sohal) Recently in one of our HR projects we implemented the contained SQL Server database concept. We implemented the policy that going forward we will create Contained SQL Server Users without logins in contained databases which will ease the process of migrating the databases across dat
.NET Native Deep Dive: Debugging into Interop Code
(Yi Zhang) At this point, you’ve probably seen the .NET Native announcement and some of our other .NET Native blog posts. We’ve talked about how .NET Native brings you the productivity of C#, but also with the performance of C++.
Improving the Design and Implementation of Object-Oriented Code: The Ongoing Quest for Data Integrity
(Matt Weisfeld) Major data breaches are making headlines all too frequently these days. While many of these intrusions are direct assaults on databases, programmers easily forget that the quest for data integrity and security begins with simple decisions made during the design and implementation of
Deploy and explore the DB2 10.5 pureScale Feature with WebSphere Commerce V7
(Yiying Zhang, Lydia Siu and Aslam Nomani) The IBM DB2 pureScale Feature for Advanced Enterprise Server Edition is designed for continuous availability and tolerance of both planned maintenance and unplanned accidental component failure.
Custom Pop-Up Window Using jQuery
(Rajeev Ranjan) This is the article explains the custom PopUp window in jQuery, without any plug-ins. Most of the time we willing to open a on a click event.
Get Ready To Learn SQLServer: How to Filter Your Query Results
(Kris Wenzel) In today’s lesson you’re going to learn how filter the results returned from your queries using the WHERE clause. This clause is important as only those records matching the where clause’s conditions are returned in the query results. The objectives of today’s lesson are to:
Bridging the User Interface Design Gap
(Peter Vogel) In previous columns, I’ve discussed personas, user stories and mental models. If you’ve been reading those columns, you have to be asking yourself: “How do I get from all of this nebulous, touchy/feely stuff to an actual screen?”
Retaining Stale Data
Data is one of those resources that tends to stick around long after its usefulness has diminished or been depleted completely. In my observation this is because it isn’t too expensive to keep around, and it many of the technique for reducing the cost or retention require a redesign of your systems to move or access it. Often times nothing […]