Knowledge graphs are a giant web of information where elements and ideas are linked to show how they are related in the real world. This is beyond databases that just store information. Knowledge graphs also store the connections between information. This makes knowledge graphs very useful in various fields. Here are a few examples:
Change Data Capture (CDC) in SQL Server is a powerful feature designed to track and capture changes made to data within a database. It provides a reliable and efficient way to identify alterations to tables, allowing for the extraction of valuable insights into data modifications over time. By enabling CDC with Azure Data Factory, SQL […]
Change Data Capture (CDC) in SQL Server is a powerful feature designed to track and capture changes made to data within a database. It provides a reliable and efficient way to identify alterations to tables, allowing for the extraction of valuable insights into data modifications over time. By enabling CDC with Azure Data Factory, SQL […]
User-defined functions (UDFs) are a very useful feature supported in SQL++ (UDF documentation). Couchbase 7.6 introduces improvements that allow for more debuggability and visibility into UDF execution. This blog will explore two new features in Couchbase 7.6 in the world of UDFs:
In the fast-paced world of software development, efficiency is paramount. Automating repetitive tasks is key to achieving faster delivery cycles and improved quality. This is where Jenkins comes in — a free and open-source automation server that has become synonymous with continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD). Jenkins, the open-source automation powerhouse, plays a […]
As the landscape of enterprise technology evolves, the marriage of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with SAP ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is reshaping the way businesses approach software development within the SAP ecosystem. This article delves into the groundbreaking integration of AI with SAP ABAP programming, exploring how this fusion is revolutionizing SAP development processes. SAP […]
NCache Java Edition with distributed cache technique is a powerful tool that helps Java applications run faster, handle more users, and be more reliable. In today’s world, where people expect apps to work quickly and without any problems, knowing how to use NCache Java Edition is very important. It’s a key piece of technology for […]
In today’s digital age, cloud-hosted applications frequently use storage solutions like AWS S3 or Azure Blob Storage for images, documents, and more. Public URLs allow direct access to publicly accessible resources. However, sensitive images require protection and are not readily accessible via public URLs. Accessing such an image involves a JWT-protected API endpoint, which returns […]
Your version control system, like Git, is a primary vector for secret sprawl, unintentional source poisoning, and intentional source poisoning. In a shift left model, there are degrees of leftness. The most left you can get is to test all the code before the developer tries to commit anything and train them thoroughly in the […]
This post continues my exploration of concepts and techniques related to both the way so-called “Jewish times” (zmanim) are calculated; as well as the techniques needed to use the PHP Zmanim library – a library of functions that let you easily calculate Jewish times. Once again I owe a huge debt of gratitude to several […]