(Pinal Dave) Recently I was helping a client where SQL Server upgrade was failing with an error. If you have seen my blogs, there have been many blogs where I explain steps to fix upgrade-related issues.
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React And Redux Essentials – Part One
(Gourav Jain) This series will allow you to learn ReactJS and Redux thoroughly in a steady manner.
Parsing Intents and Their Targets into SQL Queries with spaCy: Part 2
In the previous article of this series, you learned that spaCy allows you to train its parser to be specific to your domain, which can be useful if you, for example, are developing a conversational application. In the example given in the article, you were guided through the steps of preparing training examples for the parser and then training the...
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Where should I clean my data?
(James Serra) As a follow-up to my blogs What product to use to transform my data? and Should I load structured data into my data lake?, I wanted to talk about where you should you clean your data when building a modern data warehouse in Azure.
Row Pattern Recognition in SQL
(Itzik Ben-Gan) The ISO/IEC 9075:2016 standard, or SQL:2016 in short, introduces support for a profound concept called Row Pattern Recognition (RPR) in SQL.
IBM Brings Active-Active Mirroring Into Db2 For i Database
(Timothy Prickett Morgan) As a platform that is approaching 40 years of deployment within enterprises that can’t afford downtime with their mission critical systems – that’s counting the System/38 as well as the AS/400 and its follow-ons as part of the same continuum – it is no surprise at all that
Java 12: Mapping With Switch Expressions
(Per-Åke Minborg) Learn more about mapping with the latest Java 12 switch expressions.
Hosting DI Container with .NET Core 3.0
(Christian Nagel) ASP.NET Core included the WebHost class that was used in the Main method to startup everything up – including the dependency injection container.
Using NgModel With Input Type=’File’ And A Custom ControlValueAccessor In Angular 7.2.12
(Ben Nadel) As I’ve been learning about how to upload files using the HttpClient service in Angular 7, one of the framework features that I’ve stumbled-over is the fact that, by default, the NgModel directive doesn’t play very nicely with the File-Input form control.
Pulling Objects from Web Services with ReadAsAsync
(Peter Vogel) In an earlier post, I discussed the three objects that Microsoft has provided for calling Web Services: HttpWebRequest, WebClient and HttpClient.