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Tag Archives: SQL
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It’s a sign you need either: more sleep; or more coffee when you find code committed into a source code repository that you don’t remember writing and realise when you find it that it was really handy that you wrote … Continue reading
Learning How To Scale An ASP.NET Application
For the last nine months, the development team at Stella Hospitality Group have been working on integrating a new piece of software into the enterprise. Throughout that process, we’ve come up against various stumbling blocks and subsequently learned how to … Continue reading
Oracle Dynamic SQL Using The DECODE Function
When developing most applications, you end up having to interact with a database. If you’re application is large enough and warrants the design and effort, it will no doubt be tiered as well. If your application is tiered, one of … Continue reading
Storing Time Information In Oracle
I recently had a requirement to store a time within Oracle, not a timestamp or a date – just the time. As it turns out, storing just the time information in Oracle isn’t something you can do without a little … Continue reading
WordPress 2.1 Plugin Compatibility
Since the recent release of WordPress 2.1, I thought I would proactively check all of my WordPress plugins for compatibility. I was pleased to find out that through using the suggested plugin development practices that all of my plugins worked … Continue reading