(Jagruti Jasleniya) In previous article we have seen overview of index partitioning and advantages of it.
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What I wish I knew when I started working with SQL Server Analysis Services
(Scott Murray) What are the topics I know now that wish I would have known when I started working with SQL Server Analysis Services, aka SSAS?
Introduction To Angular 8 Forms
(Menakapriyadharshini Baskarpillai) In this article, I am going to explain about Forms in Angular 8.
DBCC CHECKDB – Msg 7928, Level 16, State 1, Line 3 The database snapshot for online checks could not be created.
(blobeater) Do you execute DBCC CHECKDB on your Azure SQL Database? From past experience I know some people do, I would suggest not to bother.
Using PowerShell to Generate Logins, Server and Database Permissions
(Greg Larsen) If you have been a DBA for a while you have probably gone through at least one migration to a new version of SQL Server, or maybe even more than one migration.
SQL 101: Killing Open Query File Operations with SQL Cursors
(Rafael Victoria-Pereira) The prospect of “killing” those error-prone, problem-magnet Open Query File operations sounds nice, doesn’t it?
Annotation Handling and JPMS
(Peter Verhas) All Java developers have heard about annotations. Annotations are with us since Java 1.5 (or only 1.6 if you insist).
dotnet new worker – Windows Services or Linux systemd services in .NET Core
(Scott Hanselman) You’ve long been able to write Windows Services in .NET and .NET Core, and you could certainly write a vanilla Console App and cobble something together for a long running headless service as well.
Use Azure Cache For Redis In ASP.NET Core
(Bipin Joshi) Many ASP.NET Core application resort to caching for performance improvement reasons. I have discussed a few caching techniques in this, this, and this article.
You’re Using HttpClient Wrong
(Peter Vogel) There’s a very good chance that, every time you need to access a Web Service, you’ve been creating an HttpClient object and then throwing it away.