(Klaas-Jan Jongsma) When looking for an Oracle stress test tool to do performance measurements, one of the first tools to popup is Domic Giles Swingbench tool.
Other News
Everything you need to know about ORDS on Autonomous Database
(Jeff Smith) Oracle Autonomous Database is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering on the Oracle Cloud (OCI). It’s managed, meaning you don’t have to worry about updates, patches, or much in way of configuration.
SQL SERVER – Regular Table or Temp Table – A Quick Performance Comparison
(Pinal Dave) Recently I received a very interesting question from my client who is a recently hired me for Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check. The question was a very simple but interesting one and I have decided to answer it with the proof and working demonstration.
Reading CSV Files in F# with Type Providers
(Klaus78) A simple example of usage of type providers in F#
Debugging techniques (focusing on T-SQL)
(Kenneth Fisher) tl;dr; Add PRINT and/or SELECT statements. Comment/uncomment out pieces of code to isolate problems. Change INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statements to SELECTs.
Running Db2 for z/OS utilities from the application programs (DSNUTILU as a piece of DevOps)
(Emil Kotrc) How to automate Db2 for z/OS utility jobs from application programs? Have you considered DSNUTILU stored procedure as a part of DevOps?
Learn about XULE for XBRL
(Erin Cavanaugh) XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) is an open, XML-based standard for the electronic submission of business and financial data.
What’s the difference between a console, a terminal, and a shell?
(Scott Hanselman) I see a lot of questions that are close but the questions themselves show an underlying misunderstanding of some important terms.
Experiment: Using A Feature Flag To Conditionally Render Routable Components In Angular 9.0.0-next.8
(Ben Nadel) As I’ve mentioned before, I love using feature flags. They have truly revolutionized the way that me and my team deploy changes to production.
Writing the Code for a gRPC Service and Client in ASP.NET Core 3.0
(Peter Vogel) Once you’ve got a contract that describes a gRPC service, creating the service itself and a client that can call the service is easy. In fact, Visual Studio will do most of the work for you … once you’ve got your projects set up correctly, that is.