(Joe Kunk) XML comments provide a native means in Visual Studio, for both the Visual Basic and C# developer, to generate IntelliSense and custom documentation for source code elements.
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Scaling Web Databases, Part 2: Adding Nodes, Evolving Schema with Zero Downtime
(Mat Keep) In my previous post, I discussed scaling web database performance in MySQL Cluster using auto-sharding and active/active geographic replication – enabling users to scale both within and across data centers.
Oracle Scheduler, the things you ought to know
(Patch) At the KScope conference in Long Beach, CA one of the most interesting sessions I attended was a session called: Five Features You Ought to Know About the Oracle Scheduler by Eddie Awad. It was a nice presentation where I actually learned stuff I didn’t know. At least not in relation to the
Free version of sdo_lengthFree version of sdo_length
(Simon Greener) For users of 10gR2 Locator not licensed for Spatial, the use of sdo_geom.sdo_length is forbidden.
Managing SSIS Projects through SSMS
(Matt Masson) Before you can deploy your Projects to the SSIS Server, you’ll need to create a new SSIS Catalog through SSMS.
Get Data Studio 2.2.1.1
(Leons Petrazickis) The free IBM Data Studio tools for DB2 have been updated with new features:
Model View Control (MVC) Pattern Using C# – Real Life Example
(Wolfgang Geithner) There are tons of articles around in the web dealing with the implementation of the Model View Controller (MVC) pattern. Nevertheless, I had a hard time finding one usable as a kind of blueprint for a little software project of mine – a Windows Forms application with database acc
A few thoughts on using DB2’s dynamic statement cache
(Willie Favero) We all know about using the dynamic statement cache as one method of reducing the cost of running dynamic SQL. Most of us have seen the presentations that discuss setting the statement cache up, the whole idea behind using it as a global cache, how DB2 (and you) can take advantage o
Integrate third-party widgets with IBM Case Manager Client, Part 1: Develop a custom search widget
(Xiao Ling Cui, Hong Dong Zhao and Wei Wang) The Search widget included in the IBM Case Manager Client is designed for case workers to search for cases based on selected property values. In Case Manager Client 5.0, the Search widget provides a basic search and an advanced search.
Is LINQ the New SQL More Readers Respond
Is LINQ the New SQL – More Readers Respond It seems this topic has drawn the interest of many. Here are more responses from our readers. Mahabubur: It’s a wonderful idea you expressed here. I am a software engineer and like T-SQL thus love to write LINQ to SQL. However , always i have to heard that LINQ is very […]