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Brian Hurley - Blog: January 2009
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Brian Hurley - Blog. Java and Oracle architect. Friday, January 30, 2009. Dynamic PL/SQL and Bulk Collect. Today was the first time that I needed to use dynamic sql with BULK COLLECT. It was due to a distributed database system that used dblinks from a master reporting database. I programmed this on Oracle 10g but it should work on 9i or later. TYPE table1Type is TABLE OF table1%ROWTYPE. Index by binary integer;. V results table1Type ;. V sql := 'SELECT *. FROM table1@' v dblink '. Persisting Metrics: Sa...
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Core Team - The fastest and smoothest way to good architecture
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Devlin Liles – Lead for Data. Is a Vice President at Improving Enterprises. In Houston and a passionate technologist. Devlin prides himself on staying a generalist, but his passion in development is data and its interactions. These passions gained him the recognition of Microsoft as an MVP of Application Lifecycle Management. Recently Devlin became published along with his good friend Tim Rayburn. As authors of a book about Entity Framework and the expert approach to it. Ndash; Contributed to Data. Jay S...
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Uncategorized | tmgirvin.com
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My personal blog on software development, agile methods, fast cars, politics, philosophy, etc. Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category. Azure Store Table Connection Refused. I’m trying to separate out my Azure environments for local development vs. Dev, Test, Staging, and Production. For local development I’m using the Azure SDK local storage emulator. To do that you have some connection strings that look like this:. But today I ran into a non-obvious error:. Visual Studio 2013 Quality Tools. Here, even...
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Auxano | Ryan J Turek
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8220;Project Auxano” at Improving Enterprises, Inc. Was a project I worked on as a boot camp. Er during our .NET consultant training between May 5th and August 1st, 2014. Auxano was built with C# in ASP.NET. Additional technologies and methodologies include: HTML, CSS, SASS, SQL, JavaScript, jQuery, Foundation 5, TDD with NUnit, and Agile/Scrum Methodology. This slideshow requires JavaScript. May 18, 2016. Bent Plywood Chair Restoration. April 19, 2016. Dialexa & JLL Being Awesome! March 4, 2016.
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Tulsa School of Dev. May 16th, 2014. Devlin Liles is a Principal Consultant at Improving Enterprises and a passionate technologist. Devlin prides himself on staying a generalist, but his passion in development is data and its interactions. These passions gained him the recognition of Microsoft as an MVP of Data Platform Development awardee. Recently Devlin became published along with his good friend Tim Rayburn as authors of a book about Entity Framework and the expert approach to it. David Stein is a Da...
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MetaDeveloper: October 2009
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009. Library of the Week: Silverlight’s MD5 implementation. While there are a slew of cryptographic hashing algorithms a programmer finds at their disposal, and despite the documented vulnerabilities. Accompanying it, MD5 remains a popular approach to generating hashes. Hashes, as you know, are useful for a variety of things – verifying file integrity and password storage being just a few. I discovered the Silverlight MD5 implementation. Silverlight’s core assemblies do not su...
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The Value of Complexity | The Web Gambit
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Thoughts on Web Development. The Value of Complexity. On October 15, 2009. There’s an interesting discussion going on right now about whether Software Development has grown too complex. Lately this discussion was sparked by Ted Neward’s post on Agile treating the symptoms, not the disease. I’ve been interested in this discussion since I first heard the DevLink panel discussion. Phil Haack’s post. Larr; The Shelf Life of Code. Developers and Designers →. 2 responses to “. The Value of Complexity. 8221;I d...
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Choosing between Dogmatism or Denial | The Web Gambit
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Thoughts on Web Development. Choosing between Dogmatism or Denial. On November 9, 2009. It seems as though the .NET developer community is becoming more polarized regarding their thoughts on the value of Unit Testing. I see it as a split between those that are dogmatic about Unit Testing, and those that are in denial that it has any long term value. Some of this was spurred on by Cashto’s “It’s OK Not to Write Unit Tests” post. Your software addresses a niche with a small customer base. For those of us w...
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Upcoming talks at NorthDallas.NET | The Web Gambit
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Thoughts on Web Development. Upcoming talks at NorthDallas.NET. On October 27, 2009. As I mentioned before. My new role in the North Dallas .NET User group is to help organize speakers for our user group meetings. I’m excited to share the upcoming speaker lineup as I think we have some great speakers on some very interesting topics. November 04, 2009. January 6, 2010. On Model-View-ViewModel in Silverlight. February 3, 2010. On Event Driven Architectures using Mass Transit. March 3, 2010. April 7, 2010.
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The Problem with Software Sales | The Web Gambit
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Thoughts on Web Development. The Problem with Software Sales. On November 6, 2009. Software can often be a challenging product to sell. If you don’t have a great sales team, it can be difficult for anyone to know just how good your software is. While I think there is some validity to this thinking, too much of it can lead to a very bad pattern that I’ve seen in nearly every software company that I’ve worked in. It goes something like this:. Upper management gets involved to do damage control and prevent ...
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