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SQL SERVER Topics
 
 
Latest Resources
 
Each session should be able to have its own temp table, but there can be problems. 
 
SQL Server Graph Databases � Part 5: Importing Relational Data into a Graph Database 
 
Use AU Analyzer for faster, lower cost Data Lake Analytics 

OPEN SOURCE Topics
 
 
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The Case Against The Case Against Auto Increment in MySQL 

JSON / JAVA / XML Topics
 
 
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Adding java properties to Websphere Liberty 

IBM Topics
 
 
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DB2 Native REST API � 11 � DB2 RACF Access Control Exit DSNXRXAC 
 
TechTip: Watson APIs - Language Translator 

DEVELOPMENT Topics
 
 
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Reinventing MVC pattern for web programming with F# 
 
Passing Data in an MVC Application (ViewBag, ViewData, and TempData) 
 
Getting Started with HTTP Client in Angular (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE methods) 



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