(Bharati Ahuja) The only constant (K) on the World Wide Web and the SEO world is change. SEO and the web are constantly evolving .Google’s constant endeavor for improving the quality of search results is a known fact. Google introduced the PageRank technology to deal with the keyword spam that was
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Exploiting the .NET Validation Frameworks
(Peter Vogel) Much of the Microsoft .NET Framework is designed to support creating components: business objects that not only carry their business logic with them from one environment to another, but also carry some additional "meta code" that can be used to drive the presentation layer of whatever
Debugging Stored Procedures in Visual Studio 2010
(William Sheldon) When business applications with database back ends don’t work as expected, the problem can lie with the application, the database, or something in between. Most application developers are familiar with using the debugger built into Visual Studio to debug application logic.
Claim based Authentication and WIF : Part 2
(Brij Bhushan Mishra) This post is second part of my post on Claim based Authentication. This part mainly discusses WIF and demonstrates a sample step by step. You all can access my first post from here.
VARCHAR: Friend or Foe
(Ember Crooks) I read an article from Craig Mullins on “Working with variable data“. The rest of this post is going to assume you’ve read it, so click through and then come back.
Relocating a datafile using RMAN
(Hemant K Chitale) RMAN can be used to relocate a datafile.
Adaptive Cursor Sharing with SQL Plan Baselines – Bind Sensitiveness
(Coskan Gundogar) Today I saw a post from my friend Dominic Brooks (orastory) whom I work together at the same place for different environments (Wish he is working on the environments I look after together we could have made a great performance team ). His post is about how Adaptive Cursor Sharing a
How to Export SQL Developer Query Results Without Re-Running the Query
(Jeff Smith) You run a query. You wait patiently for your query and results to return. You want the results in Excel. You ask SQL Developer to ‘Export.’ SQL Developer seems to start over by running the query again. You are no longer waiting patiently.
Troubleshooting MySQL Memory Usage
(Peter Zaitsev) One of the most painful troubleshooting tasks with MySQL is troubleshooting memory usage. The problem usually starts like this – you have configured MySQL to use reasonable global buffers, such as innodb_buffer_size, key_buffer_size etc, you have reasonable amount of connections but
An interesting find about Temp tables in SQL Server
(HarshDeep_Singh) I ran into a very interesting issue with temp tables recently, when working on a case. The issue description goes something like this. We have an application preparing some SQL statements, and sending them to the SQL Database engine for execution. However, the “issue” is easily rep