(kishore.kondepudi) Incidentally this was the first piece of code i ever wrote in ADF.The requirement was we have tax rates which are read from a table.And there can be different type of tax rates called certificates or exceptions based on the rate_type column in the tax rates table.
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InnoDB locking
(Mark Callaghan) How well do you understand InnoDB locking? The documentation is good but would benefit from a few examples. If you want to debug contention for InnoDB then you need to understand record, gap and next-key locks, the reasons for using next-key locks and the locks used by different sta
Have you heard about sys.fn_IsBitSetInBitmask?
(Abhijit More) SQL Server has the ability to provide the information if specific columns have been modified in triggers, by using COLUMNS_UPDATED function. COLUMNS_UPDATED is an in-built function of SQL server that helps to identify the columns in the table or view that were inserted or updated.
SharePoint Performance Troubleshooting – The goal
(Daniel Kloyber) Improving SharePoint performance is one of the most interesting and challenging tasks I’m currently facing in my job . The complexity comes from the multitude of factors and the sheer complexity of the SharePoint environments we usually deal with.
XML from class
(Subrata Mohanta) Many times we face the requirement of generating XML files based from an class structure. Because XML is light weight and can be passed between applications easily.So I have tried to create a group of generic methods which can be used to generate the XML files based from the class
PL/R Part 3: Sharing Functions across PL/R functions with plr_module
(Leo Hsu and Regina Obe) In Part 2 of PL/R we covered how to build PL/R functions that take arrays and output textual outputs of generated R objects. We then used this in an aggregate SQL query using array_agg. Often when you are building PL/R functions you’ll have R functions that you want to reuse
Strongly Typed Route Data in ASP.NET MVC
(Malcolm Sheridan) A good practice to get into is using strongly typed objects as much as possible. This is sometimes hard to do, but try whenever you can! Recently I was working with routing data on a project, and you reference these values through RouteData, which returns a RouteValueDictionary ob
Flashback Database puts Physical Standby into MOUNT from READ-ONLY OPEN
(Uwe Hesse) Another bit of discovery from my present Data Guard course in Munich: If you have a Physical Standby opened READ-ONLY, you can do Flashback Database in that state without first shutting down and going to status MOUNT.
IBM Cognos Proven Practices: Deploying Content from the Adaptive Application Framework 8.4 to Cognos Business Intelligence 10.1
(Simon Evans) A description of how users of IBM Cognos Analytic Applications can benefit from the new capabilities in their IBM Cognos 10.1 BI production environment while continuing to take full advantage of their existing Analytic Applications.
Using the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Best Practice Analyzer
(Ashish Kumar Mehta) Database Administrators are often asked questions like “are all the SQL Servers within an organization configured according to the industry standards?” In this tip, you will see how a Database Administrator can quickly use Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Best Practices Analyzer to