(Richard Carr) The ninth part of the Reflection tutorial looks at how members can be reflected when they are declared in types that are involved in inheritance relationships. It explains how members in base classes can be found or hidden when reflecting a subclass.
Other News
Oracle 11g Release 2 Real Application Cluster ERROR ORA-12505
(Bhavik Fuletra) Recently I was facing an issue with JAVA when trying to connect my Oracle 11g Release 2 RAC Database that was using SCAN Listener.
The Command Pattern in .NET
(Eric Vogel) The command pattern is a common software design pattern that allows you to easily encapsulate the logic needed to defer execution of a method. It’s commonly used to handle control actions in a unified manner.
Some fun with the semantic web
(Ændrew Rininsland) I’ve recently been playing with the semantic web (for the uninitiated, the semantic web is a structuring of web content in terms of what it depicts instead of just a bunch of linked text files) and have come up with the following two queries — let me know if you find these usefu
Overview of Oracle Flashback features
(Mike Dean) This is an overview of some of the flashback features of Oracle 11g: Flashback Query, Flashback Database, Flashback Drop and Flashback Table. These features are all similar in that they allow you to access data as it existed in the past, yet they are very different in their purpose and e
XPath Enhances XML Reports
(DaveMcG) In our previous post on Creating Elegant Reports for GPS XML Data we used an XPath expression to select nodes from an XML document for an elevation line chart. You can also use XPath to compute values.
Binding to JSON & XML – Handling Null
(Blaise Doughan) In a previous post I demonstrated how EclipseLink MOXy can be leveraged to produce both XML and JSON representations of your domain model. The same metadata is used for both representations and MOXy applies it to leverage the capabilities of the media type.
SQL SERVER – Working with FileTables in SQL Server 2012 – Part 1 – Setting Up Environment
(Pinal Dave) Filestream is a very interesting feature, and an enhancement of FileTable with Filestream is equally exciting. Today in this post, we will learn how to set up the FileTable Environment in SQL Server.
Creating Chart Reports in SSRS SQL Server 2008 R2
(Arshad Ali) SQL Server Reporting Services provides several ways to analyze data; one of them is creating Chart reports. With Chart reports you can analyze the aggregated information (either on small or large volumes of data) at a glance.
Function to Scale a geometry object for SQL Server Spatial
(Simon Greener) This article presents a simple function that allows for the scaling of the ordinates of a geometry object in Sql Server Spatial.