(Willie Favero) Way back on December 6, I made a post ( “Another reason why you can (SHOULD) rebind”) about changes coming to the rebind process. Peggy Zagelow added a comment that those changes would be enabled by APAR PK52523 once it closed.
Other News
DB2 9 New Features
(Deepesh Rana) DB2 9 includes too many enhancements and improvements to list all of them here. This section discusses some of the other noteworthy enhancements for this new version:
Converting XML Into A PHP Data Structure
(Dante Lorenso) In the last few years, XML has received great media attention, and most languages support the parsing and extraction of data from XML documents. Besides being a great three-letter anacronym to sprinkle on your resumé, XML is actually a useful data storage structure for PHP programmer
TreeView ASP.NET Populate OnDemand
(CodeGod) In this article the author explains by an example-project how one can populate TreeNodes of an ASP.NET-TreeView control on demand with child-nodes when expanding a TreeNode. This behaviour can be used to increase the performance when loading large amount of data to a TreeView.
LINQ Performance Test: My First Visual Studio 2008 Project
(Guy Vider) This article will discuss performance differences between a LINQ loop and a regular For loop, as a way to practice using Visual Studio 2008, Linq and unit tests for the first time.
How I patched InnoDB to show locks held
(Xaprb) I’ve written before about how to figure out which connection is holding the InnoDB locks for which other connections are waiting. In other words, how to figure out who’s blocking you from getting work done when you get InnoDB lock timeouts or other InnoDB lock contention. The short and sweet
ASP.NET MVC Dev Series II : Revisiting Forms-based Authentication
(Kevin Hoffman) If you’ve done any secured ASP.NET application development in the past, then you’re probably quite familiar with how to rig up URL authorization in your web.config file. Basically, if you’re building a forms authentication system (e.g. the users have to supply credentials, they aren’
Write REST services
(J. Jeffrey Hanson) This tutorial discusses the concepts of REST and the Atom Publishing Protocol (APP) and shows how they apply to services. It also shows how to use Java technology to implement REST/APP-based services. (R)
The HashSet Collection
(Jim Mischel) Imagine that you need to keep track of whether you’ve seen a particular item key before. For purposes of this exercise, assume that the item key is a person’s name. All you need to know is if you’ve seen that person. You don’t need to store any other information. There are several ways
Tuning PL/SQL Code
(Steven Feuerstein and Bill Pribyl) In this conclusion to a nine-part series on managing PL/SQL code, you will learn how to analyze and optimize your code’s performance.