Is LINQ the New SQL – Readers Respond There are two aspects of every SQL dialect. SQL Statements for managing the database environment itself such as Creating Databases, Creating Tables, views, Indexes, etc. These commands tend have the least amount of variance across different platforms, with the exception of data types. The second aspect is the language used to work […]
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Code Audit – The Beginning
(Peter Larsson) For the next few months, I will be involved in an interesting project for a mission critical application that our company have outsourced to a well-known and respected consulting company here Sweden.
C# Fundamentals
(Ksuresh) In this article we are going learn OOPs princeples, sample program in C#, C# keywords and identifiers.
Styles in WPF
(Medusa M) In this article, you will learn what are styles, how to create and use styles in WPF applications.
A Forgotten Story – Ajax in ASP.NET using JavaScript
(Abhilash Ashok) This post explain how to perform an Ajax call in an asp.net page, using native Ajax code. There is nothing New with this post, its typically an old school note. But, you can still see developers who don’t know how to make a raw/plain Ajax call in asp.net, but knows how to perform Aj
Using Enterprise Manager Database Control for a RAC cluster
(Porus Homi Havewala) A friend wrote: We are using 11GR2 RAC with 5 nodes on Redhat Linux;
C# Conditional Preprocessor Directives
The C# Preprocessor directives allow the code of a project to be changed at compile time depending upon whether symbols have, or have not, been defined. This article describes the use of the conditional preprocessor directives.
Learning with xdmp:query-trace()
(Evan Lenz) One of the things I love to do is learn and help other people learn. I’m still relatively new to MarkLogic, so there’s a lot I can’t really write about, since I haven’t learned it yet. But as long as I keep my learning one step ahead of my writing, then I (and you readers!) should be saf
Coding the SELECT Statement
(Joel Murach) In this third part of a nine-part article series on working with the SELECT statement, you’ll learn how to code the SELECT clause, how to name the column in a results set, and more.
SESSION_CACHED_CURSORS – Possibly Interesting Details
(Charles Hooper) Have you ever wondered about the V$OPEN_CURSOR view, the SESSION_CACHED_CURSORS parameter, and the two session-level statistics “session cursor cache count” and “session cursor cache hits”? I did after reading from two different sources that stated essentially that a larger shared