(Subodh Sohoni) Azure Key Vault is a service from Azure that allows storage of keys, secrets and certificate in a safe and encrypted repository. In this tutorial, I am going to show you different ways that Azure Key Vault can be used by Azure DevOps Pipelines.
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MySQL 8 support for custom SQL CHECK constraints
(Vlad Mihalcea) In this article, we are going to test the MySQL 8 implementation of custom SQL CHECK constraints.
Dynamic tabs with Angular 6+ and ng-bootstrap
(Emmy Hermans) One of our Angular applications required the use of dynamic tabs. Since the project already uses ng-bootstrap components and bootstrap for the styling, I decided to use the tabset component from ng-bootstrap.
Not all GROUPING SETS are created equal
(Oren Nakdimon) I’ve just realized, once again, that the Oracle Optimizer is even smarter than I thought. The comments (by Iudith Mentzel and Thomas Mautsch) to my previous post, GROUPING SETS and COLLECT don’t get along, made me understand that not all GROUPING SETS were created equal.
Wipe APEX mail queue
(Jeffrey Kemp) Refreshing any of our non-prod environments (e.g. dev, test, etc.) with a clone from production is a fairly regular process at my client.
Some Query Filtering Examples in ORDS
(Jeff Smith) I said on Twitter yesterday that this was one of my favorite features…
SQL SERVER – Best Value for Max Worker Count
(Pinal Dave) I have been working as a SQL Server Performance Tuning Consultant for over 10 years. During the last 10 years, I have worked with over 100s of clients helping them with Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check. My experience says that most of the performance problems occur becaus
Java Integration Test in Travis with PR Coverage
(ArindamNayak) This article explains how to setup the integration test with a hosted CI, here I am using travis. Along with the setup, I will explain how you can publish the coverage report to pull request.
F# from a C# Developers Perspective – Part 3
(James) I’ve been writing a lot of (production) F# since my last post on this topic and while I don’t consider myself an expert (by any means!) I’ve certainly become a lot more familiar with the language and have found myself falling into what Isaac Abraham refers to as “the pit of success”.
The SQL Server Data Row Size Question: Why is It Bigger?
(Kendra Little) This morning, I received the following question from a user: