(Partha Dutta) This probably warrants a bug report to MySQL, but I want to let other people know about this first. There are situations where MySQL receives incomplete statements from replication relay logs, but does not trigger a replication error. Case in point is exceeding max_allowed_packet.
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Taxonomies and Tagging – Are They The Same?
Featured Article(s) Understanding Windows Management Instrumentation Microsoft has come up with Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI); a COM based technology that can be used to retrieve system-related information from a computer system. This is a component of the Windows OS that can be used to retrieve hardware information from a system of any kind. You can use WMI to retrieve both […]
How To Hire a SQL Server DBA (questions answered!)
Featured Article(s) How to Hire a DBA? Your Questions Answered. Chris Shaw – Recently I posted an article on How to hire a DBA, I followed that up with a sample of questions that I would ask a DBA during an interview. I have presented the How to Hire a DBA as a 60 min session and I the questions […]
Comparing Oracle and SQL Server – 1: Where does the data go?
(Donnie ‘Dean’ Reynolds) I have the benefit of getting to work with two great RDBMS products, Oracle and SQL Server 2005 (MSSQL).
Did You Know? A 6th parameter is available when creating a trace
(Kalen Delaney) Most people I know, as geeky as some of them are, prefer to create their server-side trace definitions by letting the Profiler GUI do the dirty work. It’s so much nicer to just point and click your way to defining a set of trace events, data columns and filters, than having to write
Oracle Database 11g Release 1 New Features Summary, Part 1
(Jim Czuprynski) Oracle Database 11g Release 1 (11gR1) is due to be released in July 2007. Although not all new features have been fully documented yet, this article – the first in this series – takes some tantalizing glimpses into the upcoming improvements to database performance and database manag
LINQ to SQL (Part 3 – Querying our Database)
(Scott Guthrie) In today’s blog post I’ll be going into more detail on how to use the data model we created in the Part 2 post, and show how to use it to query data within an ASP.NET project.
Hiding a TabPage (2) – User’s Selection
(Ged Mead) In the previous part I looked at a very simple scenario where the developer knew in advance which TabPage should be hidden and re-shown. Next we’ll look at doing the same thing, except that this time the user gets to choose which TabPage is hidden.
Client-side caching for script methods access in ASP.NET AJAX
(Jeffrey Zhao) Cache is one of the most important aspects of building high performance and scalable web applications. As one of the key features in ASP.NET AJAX, calling script method from client would be used a lot when buliding ajax applications using ASP.NET. The following is a sample to show how
Programming Within the CSLA
(Mark Gendein and Bob Reselman) An architecture that can provide fully functional, data-aware objects that behave consistently regardless of network infrastructure and distributed environment is one of the ongoing dreams of programmers and application architects working in client/server settings. In