Have you ever stared at a tangled web of paired columns in your dataset—”Size 1/Value 1,” “Size 2/Value 2,” and so on, wondering how to make sense of it all? It’s a common frustration for anyone ...

However, if you want to customize the way a field maps to a database column, you can decorate a property with the @Column annotation. Along with the name property, the JPA @Column annotation can ...

A few weeks ago I replied to a question on reddit where someone was experiencing extremely slow performance when importing data from a CSV file using Power Query. The original poster worked out the ...

When attempting to delete a column that has a default value in Microsoft SQL Server, the migration process fails. This issue occurs because SQL Server enforces default constraints on columns, and ...

“All men are created equal” was an amazing “woke” statement in the 18th century that directly challenged the status quo of monarchy and divine right of kings. The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a ...

In my last column (“What’s the Story About SQL Server on Linux?” on the DBTA website), I gave you a broad overview about some of the very cool things happening with SQL Server running on the Linux ...

The Magento content management system used by thousands of online shops has received fixes for several serious vulnerabilities, including an unauthenticated SQL injection flaw that’s likely to soon ...

The use of a computer is omnipresent now, and one can find various tasks that can be completed with the help of this device. There are lots of languages and software that are used for offering the ...

TL;DR: if you want to use date/time values from a SQL Server table in PowerApps, use the datetimeoffset column type and your life will be easier. The datetime (and friends) column type represent an ...