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Cursor in MySQL

(Arjun Panwar) In MySQL, a cursor allows row-by-row processing of the result sets. A cursor is used for the result set and returned from a query. By using a cursor, you can iterate, or by step through the results of a query and perform certain operations on each row.

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Server Automation

Server Automation The end of the year holidays are nearly here. Now’s the time to make sure your automated tasks are tuned up so that you can enjoy a great holiday without interruptions. Here’s a quick checklist: Backup Strategy is working and validated for adequate space Automated tuning processes are working Disk allocation is adequate Tables are defragmented Databases are […]

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Killing Fragmentation

Top Five SSWUG TV Episodes of 2011 SSWUG TV was introduced in 2011 extending the already popular SSWUG media content. We added new segments on top of the regular interviews with thought leaders around the IT field. We picked our top 5 episodes in this new format, recaping some of the great content provided by our team and guests. 1. […]

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Tracing to Event Logs

Using tracing within an application allows its activities to be logged and reviewed later to assist with identifying and resolving bugs. Messages can be sent to various locations, including Windows event logs that can be examined using the Event Viewer.