SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) is a series of steps for developing, improving, and sustaining a software system. Learn more about the stages and best practices.
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Read on about how to recover deleted files using redo and undo scripts generated with the help of dbForge Transaction Log. In addition, the article covers some basics of ACID properties in transactions and best practices for rollback operations.
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Database synchronization is an everyday necessity. You need it regularly when you have several similar databases that serve the same “user.”
The typical situation is,...
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To start, let's give definitions and highlight the difference between PIVOT and UNPIVOT operators in SQL Server.
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In previous articles, we have reviewed a general algorithm of finding and deleting incomplete open transactions in SQL Server databases, created a table for...
In two previous articles, we have reviewed a solution for deleting incomplete open transactions in SQL Server.
By incomplete transaction, we shall basically understand an...
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