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A simple XML parser from scratch.

(rj45) This is an implementation of a subset of the XML classes provided in .net. This may be useful since it does run faster than the .Net classes, although it has less features and has some bugs. If you know exactly what data you need from a document, this is a fast approach to pull it out. It is

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Do you write SOLID code? – Day 2

DBTechCon – Spring 2011 DBTechCon is in full swing. Already I have a backlog of sessions I want to watch…there is so much great content. Be sure to check your schedule today as day two of DBTechCon continues.. Do you write SOLID code? – Day 2 SOLID is an acronym from Robert Martin defining five basic principles of object oriented […]

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Do you write SOLID code?

DBTechCon – Spring 2011 DBTechCon starts today. If you are registered to attend, be sure to check your schedule for the live High Definition Streaming presentations. Do you write SOLID code? SOLID is an acronym from Robert Martin defining five basic principles of object oriented programming. If you are writing code in any object oriented languages such as Java, C++, […]

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Replication Event Checksum

(Mats Kindahl) MySQL replication is fast, easy to use, and reliable, but once it breaks, it can be very hard to figure out what the problem is. One of the concerns often raised is that events are corrupted, either through failing hardware, network failure, or software bugs. Even though it is possibl