(Bipin Joshi) The previous part of this series dealt with event handling mechanism of jQuery. In this part I cover how to add jazz to your web forms using jQuery effects. jQuery provides a set of methods that allow you to create animations in your web pages.
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Rare MyISAM failing to delete MYD file for temporary tables.
(Eric Bergen) I manage a few systems that every hundred million disk temporary table deletions or so one of them will fail. MySQL will delete the MYI file but leave the MYD behind. It’s very strange. There isn’t an error in the error log but subsequent queries that try to use the same temporary tabl
The XML parsing article that should (not) be written!
(Wong Shao Voon) The C++ XML parsing article which should have been written since the advent of XML! This article defines a new Elmax abstraction model over the DOM model.
How to insert XML documents from the file system?
(Matthias Nicola) How to insert XML documents from the file system? Let’s discuss this common question for both, DB2 on z/OS and DB2 on Linux, UNIX, and Windows (LUW).
DB2 LUW Performance: Using the vi (Very Intuitive) editor
(Scott Hayes) I recently spoke with a customer that was rehosting a mainframe DB2/CICS/COBOL application to pSeries AIX. I did this in the mid-90’s. When you find yourself in the UNIX or Linux world, you need to know how to use the VI editor.
Analysis Services (SSAS) – Unexpected Internal Error when processing (ProcessUpdate). Workaround/Resolution
(James Rogers) Many implementations require the use of ProcessUpdate to support Type 1 slowly changing dimensions. ProcessUpdate drops all of the affected indexes and aggregations in partitions affected by data that changes in the Dimension on which the ProcessUpdate is being performed.
Identity Property Range Checking in SQL Server
(Frank Kalis) The IDENTITY property for a column of a numerical data type is a frequently used method to achieve system-generated “uniqueness” for each row in a table. Such a column then in turn is a quite popular choice for the PRIMARY KEY constraint.
Reloadable XSLT Transformer in Mule
One of the main functions of a Mule ESB application (besides transporting messages) is transforming messages to another format. Nowadays a lot of messages are XML based so a lot of transformations are done by using XSLT, or in Mule terminology, an XSLT Transformer. In our current project this is no
Connect to the Database from Oracle BI 11g
(Daan Bakboord) I ran into the following issue when I upgraded from Oracle BI 10g to Oracle BI 11g. Although the upgrade went smoothly, all of a sudden I was not able to reach the database anymore. After doing some research on the internet I stumbled upon the following thread on OTN.
Creating an XMLType based on Object Types
(Alex Nuijten) Sometimes it is necessary to create a Stored Procedure which returns an XMLType, like when you want to expose the Stored Procedure to the “outside world”, like via a Mediator. There are several options to create an XMLType. In this blogpost I will show you two ways of doing this. Firs