(Gaidar Magdanurov) This article describes a complete solution for URL rewriting in ASP.NET 2.0. The solution uses regular expressions to specify rewriting rules and resolves possible difficulties with postback from pages accessed via virtual URLs.
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DBMS_SCHEDULER and Implicit commits
(Babette Turner-Underwood) As usual, Oracle introduces new features, and we read the documentation about how they work and we start using them… but what about what is not in the documentation? That we find out by practice, experience, or accident. And that is exactly what happened to me today.
How to Display Combinations Using the Table Format
(Frank Zhou) This tip can be used to display all the combinations for a predetermined number of columns using the table format.
Working with the GridView control in ASP.NET 2.0
(Tony Patton) The DataGrid control is one of the more powerful and most used ASP.NET 1.1 controls, but it has its share of limitations. Microsoft listened to at least some of the requests from developers and delivered changes with ASP.NET 2.0, including the introduction of two new data controls: Gri
T-SQL in SSIS: the power and the weaknesses
(Serdar Yegulalp) SQL Server Integration Services, or SSIS, provides a number of different mechanisms to create and pull data from a data source. One is the ExecuteSQL task, which lets you use a T-SQL statement, much as you might pass a bit of T-SQL from a front-end application to SQL Server on the
Maintain Database Partial Availability
(Linchi Shea) In SQL Server 2005, the basic unit of availability is filegroups. A database can remain online as long as the primary filegroup and the transaction log are online. In addition, if a data file is damaged or missing, only its user-defined filegroup becomes unavailable; all the other user
FIX: Error messages when you try to update table rows or insert table rows into a table in SQL Server 2000: ‘644’ or ‘2511’
When you try to update table rows or insert table rows into a table in Microsoft SQL Server 2000, you may receive an error message that resembles one of the following in the SQL Server 2000 Errorlog file: Error message 1 Error: 644, Severity: 21, State: 5 Could not find the index entry for RID
Oracle: Sorting Out Memory
(Steve Callan) Keeping track of all the different memory areas in Oracle taxes my memory. With Oracle 10g, there can be fewer parameters to keep track of – if you remember which parameters drive or affect other parameters. It is very common to see numerous reporting scripts in a production environme
Analyzing complex queries
(Jan Kneschke) When you ask someone how to optimize SQL queries you will always get the answer –enable the slow query log –set the long-query-time to 1-2 seconds –enable the logging of query which aren’t using an index –run EXPLAIN on the queries that are shown and optimize them with
New hacker trick may expose Oracle databases
(Joris Evers) A new attack technique increases the risk of commonly found bugs in Oracle’s database software, a security researcher has warned.