I found that a simple "Welcome" screen/form added to a database makes it both more friendly and easier to use. Here is how I added one to a Microsoft Access database.
Please see the important note at the bottom of this article regarding compatibility on operating systems other than Window
In today's data-driven world, organizations are constantly striving to extract actionable insights from their vast amounts of data. To meet this demand, cloud-based data warehousing has emerged as a game-changer.
Having trouble connecting to MySQL? Getting the dreaded "Access denied for user ... (using password: YES)" message? This article will help you understand the authentication steps and where to look in your troubleshooting efforts.
Today, we will look into a multi-region solution for a web application to provide redundancy. The database used by the web application will be available via a private endpoint and not accessible from the internet. This will give us a very robust, secure, and available web solution.
Data compression is a feature offered by many modern databases like Db2, Oracle, MySQL, MariaDB and SQLServer. However, many companies do not use this feature in their database systems. Either they lack the knowledge of its existence in the application/systems design phase or due to budget issues.
Today we will look at a very common debate while developing the data access layer. This is to decide if we want to use stored procedures and keep our logic in the database or do we want to use an ORM like Entity Framework and keep all logic in our middle tier C# code and use the database as a store.
I am not a database expert nor am I conversant with database design, but I have had a couple of run-ins with databases that are either badly designed or use a platform that doesn’t meet the needs of the end-user. I would like to think this is a "lessons-learned" synopsis.
Today we will look at a very common question that comes up in the minds of all application designers and developers. This question is when to use the standard N-Tier architecture as opposed to the much-hyped microservices architecture for building our applications.
I was surprised on searching desperately not to find a clear answer for what would appear outwardly to be a fairly simple operation in a Microsoft SQL database server.
Alter the column width of a text field from 48 to 60 and retain the primary key.
So here's one for anyone facing similar issue.
With the introduction of AlwaysOn Availability Group (AAG) in SQL Server 2012, log shipping seems to be less widely used than before. AlwaysOn Availability Group provides real-time log shipping as transactions are committed/applied to the primary database server.
This article will explain how to deal the following error in Outlook:
Exchange 2013 Troubleshooting: Error 0x8004010F - The operation failed. An object cannot be found
I wrote this article because I was unable to find an article on this here on EE. Read on for step-by-step instructions on how to create a custom command ribbon in your office applications that not only make them look more professional but also protects against the ID10T error.