(Vijai Anand) In this article you will see how to get the field name from a specified view in the SharePoint 2010 list using ECMAScript. I have a list named “List Request” from which I need to get the field name from a particular view (for example: “All Items”).
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Disk Encryption
Disk Encryption Do you need Disk Encryption? Let’s ask a few questions? Do you have a laptop you carry with information you would not like for others to obtain? Do you have complete security on all of your workstations containing protected information? Do you have servers that may be decommissioned without destroying all sensitive information? These are all scenarios we […]
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Online Data SAN Configuration
Online Data SAN Configuration When configuring a SAN for online services such as OLTP or OLAP databases there are so many different options to choose from. Many SAN servers are configured with a large amount of Cache resulting in acceptable performance regardless of disk configuration. On these larger SANs you may find a single RAID 5 or RAID 10 physical […]
Model Driven Architecture with Altova UModel
(DaveMcG) For Version 2012, UModel introduces Model Driven Architecture (MDA), with platform-independent models and a Model Transformation feature that transforms all code relevant modeling elements to and from UML, C#, Visual Basic, Java, databases, and XML Schema.
Develop with XQuery: A better programming language for the database programmer
(Kenneth Stephen) Most programmers think the XQuery language was developed to satisfy a niche market: A data querying and transformation language designed to handle XML data. In the case of relational databases, the prevailing practice is to use SQL for non-XML data and use XQuery for XML.
XSLT + XHTML + JDK6 + JDK7 = madness
(Fabrizio Giudici) Java is great. But sometimes you get caught in a trap of mud and you don’t see it coming.
Implementing Transactions in SQL Server – Part II
(Amit Chaudhary) In Implementing Transactions Part I I briefly described the role of Transactions in SQL Server and outlined a very basic implementation. In this second part, I will explain how a DBA can best implement Transactions in scripts that are to be deployed on production databases.
Monday Morning Mistakes: SSIS Expressions Not Evaluating Correctly
(Jorge Segarra) Expressions in SISS are great. They allow you to create dynamic values for all sorts of stuff like variables, connection strings, properties for almost anything, etc. One huge issue that tends to trip up a lot of folks, especially those new to SSIS, is the evaluation of those express
ODM–Attribute Importance using PL/SQL API
(Brendan Tierney) In a previous blog post I explained what attribute importance is and how it can be used in the Oracle Data Miner tool (click here to see blog post).