Fri.Aug 30, 2019

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Code Review for Software Quality

DZone

Software code review plays an important role in software quality. The code review can happen in multiple stages, by multiple people, on multiple deliverables. Each one of them focuses on specific areas of software. Reviewing code for software quality can be stressful! You may also like: Code Review. Peer Code Reviews. Peer review is mainly between two people.

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SSIS OLE DB Destination Vs SQL Server Destination

SQL Shack

In this article, I will give an overview of SSIS OLE DB Destination and SQL Server Destination and I will try to illustrate some of the difference between both destination components based on my personal experience, SSIS official documentation and some other experts experience in this domain. This article is the third article in the […].

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Use Case-Specific Error Handling in Mule 4

DZone

Often times when you are processing data through a flow, you may want to treat certain errors differently than others. For instance, if you are trying to select records from Salesforce , you would want to handle a record not found error differently than an out of memory error. For this reason, MuleSoft allows us to handle errors based on use cases as well as the types of errors that are being thrown.

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How to Optimize Digital Experience and Operations with Dynatrace

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. I was fortunate enough to get invited to our PerformGo! APAC Series. And while these events are a great opportunity for us Dynatracers to share our thoughts with our users, it’s also an amazing opportunity to for us to learn from our users about how they use Dynatrace to optimize digital experiences and digital operations in both the public and private sector.

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Top Redis Use Cases by Core Data Structure Types

Scalegrid

Redis , short for Remote Dictionary Server, is a BSD-licensed, open-source in-memory key-value data structure store written in C language by Salvatore Sanfillipo and was first released on May 10, 2009. Depending on how it is configured, Redis can act like a database, a cache or a message broker. It’s important to note that Redis is a NoSQL database system.

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Less Data Doesn't Mean a Lesser Experience

Tim Kadlec

After yesterday’s post , someone on Twitter expressed concern about providing a “degraded experience” to users who have Save-Data enabled. It’s far from the first time I’ve heard this concern expressed. A user sees “Save Data” as an option and says, “Yeah, of course!” but they may not want a lesser experience as a result.