(Sidhu) There are two common scenarios when we may need this:
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AWS Shop example: the API Gateway (1)
(Frederique Retsema) You might have noticed that we skipped the API Gateway up to now [1]. I will write two blogs about the API Gateway.
Complex SQL tuning in Db2 for z/OS
(Pawel Hryb) So many words have been said about SQL tuning. But I would not like to repeat basic questions like how to find appropriate index or how to denormalize your data to make an SQL more efficient.
How to Create an Employee Using Spring Boot Layered Architecture and JdbcTemplate
(Ram N) In the video below, we take a closer look at how to create an employee using Spring Boot layered architecture and JdbcTemplate.
The basics of Parallel Execution Plans in SQL Server
(Esat Erkec) In this article, we will learn the basics of Parallel Execution Plans, and we will also figure out how the query optimizer decides to generate a parallel query plan for the queries.
DotCode Barcode SDK Programming in C++, Java, and C#
(Xiao Ling) This article covers things like, how Dynamsoft Barcode Reader decodes a DotCode, how to set of video decoding APIs like StartFrameDecoding(), StopFrameDecoding(), and AppendFrame(), and using DirectShow to get more webcam parameters on Windows.
Export SQL Server Tables to Excel
(Matteo Lorini) Sometimes there is a need to export data for a lot of different SQL Server tables into an Excel file. In this tip we look at how we can quickly export several tables into one Excel workbook where each table is stored in a different worksheet.
Testing Percona XtraDB Cluster 8.0 with DBdeployer
(Alkin Tezuysal and Ramesh Sivaraman) In the light of support for Percona XtraDB Cluster (PXC), the DBdeployer anniversary, and the newly released Percona XtraDB Cluster 8.0, I’m happy to announce that Giuseppe Maxia has recently updated DBdeployer to support Percona XtraDB Cluster 8.0.
Optical Illusions and .NET
(Hannes DuPreez) Today, you will be making a fun little project that is built as an optical illusion. Example code is in VB.NET.
Project Tye – easier development with .NET for Kubernetes
(Christian Nagel) Visual Studio 2019 has great support for Docker and Kubernetes. After opening a solution, Dockerfile files and Helm charts can be added from within the Solution Explorer.