(Michael K. Campbell) The key takeaway from my presentation was that even if developers are totally committed to using object-relational mappers, or ORMs (because of the productivity benefits they provide), it’s still worthwhile to assume or anticipate that if/when your application becomes very succ
Other News
Updateable Column Store Indexes in SQL Server 2014
(Sergio Govoni) Column store indexes had been released with SQL Server 2012 to optimize data warehouse workloads that have specific patterns, data are loaded through T-SQL scripts or through SSIS packages, several times a day, in any case the frequency is not important, only that the available data
When kettle’s ‘Get data From XML’ is bombed by the BOM
(Roland Bouman) To whom it may concern… I just ran into a problem with Pentaho Data Integration, and I figured it may save others some time if I document it here
Moving Data to the Form in Windows Forms
(Peter Vogel) When you implement the Model-View-ViewModel pattern you need to tell your View (in this case, a Windows Form) when the ViewModel has new data. Here’s how to do that, along with a warning about how to avoid a potential bug.
Creating Repeater using JQuery and JSON and Displaying data in ASP.NET Application
(Arvind Singh Baghel) Here, I am going to show how to display data using JSON and JQuery, So I fetch data using JSON from database and display it in repeater created by JQuery. If we want to display data from database, then we need to call server side method to get data and bind with data-bound cont
.NET Native Deep Dive: Dynamic Features in Static Code
(Morgan Brown) If you’ve read our previous blog posts on .NET Native, you might be wondering how all of this works. We’ve discussed the performance benefits of .NET Native and dug into the tool-chain but we never answered a basic question: how does .NET Native do dynamic things when it’s compiling y
On SQL Developer and TNSNAMES.ORA
(Jeff Smith) Tnsnames.ora [DOCS] is a configuration file for SQL*Net that describes the network service names for the databases in your organization. Basically, it tells Oracle applications how to find your databases.
‘A Ponderous Chain’
(David Fitzjarrell) Chained and migrated rows in an Oracle database can seriously impact I/O performance, especially with Exadata. In a ‘normal’ Oracle database [read that as "non-Exadata, non-ASM" database] chained rows, in small numbers where that usually means 1% or less of the total rows in a ta
Developing Mobile and Internet-connected Apps with DB2 and Informix
(Cindy Russell) The “Internet of Things” is the growing number of devices and sensors that communicate via the Internet, offering vast new opportunities. Harnessing data from billions of connected devices lies in the ability to store, access and query SQL and NoSQL data together, seamlessly.
Video: Introduction to IBM Bluemix User Interface
(Henrik Loeser) Currently, I am taking a look at IBM’s new Platform-as-as-Service (PaasS) offering code-named “Bluemix”.