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SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery Options
(Tim Radney) Working with Microsoft SQL Server for many years I have spent a lot of time discussing the importance of the availability of SQL Server databases. Questions that always come up when discussing availability of the data is “Recovery Time Objective – RTO” and “Recovery Point Objective – R
Working With Cookies In Web API And HttpClient
(Bipin Joshi) ASP.NET applications often use cookies to store user specific pieces of information. Not just web forms and MVC applications, Web API too can use cookies. Sometimes developers device an authentication scheme revolving around cookie as an authentication ticket. Although this article won
Using Objects as Parameters in C#
(Peter Shaw) Hands up, how many of you create monster functions and methods in your projects? And no, I’m not on about routines that are a million lines long, what did you think I meant? I’m actually talking about those functions that have signatures that could easily span over two lines if word wra
jQuery DataTables With ASP.NET Web API 2 OData Service
(Brij Mohan Dammani) In this article, we will implement jQuery DataTables with ASP.NET Web API 2 OData Services for creating table listings and effective searching, sorting and pagination.
Model Options and Pristine Forms In AngularJS
(K. Scott Allen) Here is a plunk that demonstrates how to reset an Angular form. The form itself will display any element with a dirty flag using a thick red border. The ngModel and ngForm directives automatically add the ng-dirty class to elements with a dirty flag, and the CSS rule applied is like
Oracle SQL Developer: Fetching SQL Statement Result Sets
(Jeff Smith) Running queries, browsing tables – you are often faced with many thousands, if not millions, of rows. Most people are happy with looking at the first few rows. But occasionally you need to see more. SQL Developer doesn’t show you all records, all at once. Instead, it brings the records
Tab Navigation Performance in UI Shell and Multi Task Flow
(Andrejus Baranovskis) I was investigating performance impact of navigating between tabs in UI Shell template. To compare, as alternative solution for UI Shell, I was using dynamic tabs with Multi Task Flow binding (Building Custom UI Shell with ADF 11g R2).
DB2 for z/OS: Some Matters Pertaining to Nested DB2 Stored Procedures
(Robert Catterall) I worked recently with some IT people who were themselves engaged in the development and enhancement of a high-volume application that accesses DB2 for z/OS data by way of stored procedures (the client side of the application communicates with the target DB2 system via the distrib
AFTER DELETE Triggers do not Run After a Truncate
(Andrew Reid) In this example, I want to show that Oracle does not execute an AFTER DELETE trigger after doing a TRUNCATE. I tested it on Oracle 11.2. First I created a table: