(Abhishek Tripathi) This blog entry explains how to perform child table operations in custom ICF connector code.This blog does not explains in detail about how to write ICF connectors. This is just to help set up and perform child table operations through ICF.
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MySQL defaults evolution
(Giuseppe Maxia) MySQL, the original brand, the one developed by the MySQL team at Oracle, is steadily evolving. You can feel it if you try every new release that comes out of the milestone release cycle. Or even if you don’t try all of them, just testing a release once in a while gives you somethin
Single File Upload to Multiple File Upload in MVC
(Abhimanyu Kumar Vatsa) In this blog post you will learn how to take advantage of HTML5 in MVC to turn single file upload into multiple file upload functionality. Today almost every browser extended the support to HTML5 and in case any browser does not, it will still work as it was working before an
SQL SERVER – DMV to Identify Incremental Statistics – Performance improvements in SQL Server 2014 – Part 3
(Pinal Dave) This is the third part of the series Incremental Statistics. Here is the index of the complete series.
Cascading DropDownLists Using ‘Eager Loading’ On Client Side
(Bipin Joshi) One of my earlier articles (Creating Cascading DropDownLists using ASP.NET MVC 4 and jQuery) shows how to create cascading DropDownLists by making Ajax calls to the MVC action methods. While that approach is quite common and popular recently a reader asked whether something similar can
Using Knockout Custom Binding Handlers
(Patrick Steele) A few months ago, I wrote an article on using the JavaScript library Knockout. One thing I didn’t cover was custom bindings. This is a feature of Knockout that can make integrating with other JavaScript libraries a breeze.
A Database Utility to the Rescue
(Mike Walker and Lester Knutsen) What can be done about accidentally deleting a critical table? What if a WHERE clause in an update statement was omitted, causing important data to be overwritten? Recently, a client organization had one of those heart-stopping moments after deleting all the rows in
Database Recovery – A Key Part of Your Attack Plan
Did you notice the free seminar on SQL Server Backup, Restore and failure options Stephen Wynkoop is presenting? I thought about this as I was writing a follow-up editorial to writing an attack plan. An attack plan is something you execute when some person or process they created are attempting to intrude into your software and steal it or disrupt […]
Backup, Restore and Options with SQL Server
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