Previous posts on the NoSql and Raven Series NoSql and a life without Schema NoSql and a life without schema continued Rename a property in RavenDb First Touch of RavenDb HTTP API Other posts by Mauro on RavenDb Subject. RavenDb: Start your engines RavenDb: First Contact RavenDB: Storing Data In third post of the series, [...]
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Previous posts on the NoSql and Raven Series NoSql and a life without Schema NoSql and a life without schema continued Rename a property in RavenDb Other posts by Mauro on RavenDb Subject. RavenDb: Start your engines RavenDb: First Contact RavenDb is not accessible only from .NET Code, but it fully support an API based [...]
Previous posts on the NoSql and Raven Series NoSql and a life without Schema NoSql and a life without schema continued Other posts by Mauro on RavenDb Subject. RavenDb: Start your engines RavenDb: First Contact In previous articles I showed how simple is to store objects inside a NO SQL database because the data storage [...]
If you issue a DBCC CHECKDB on a big database to verify for consistency errors, it will take a long time to complete, but the Management Studio windows usually does not give you any hint about how long does it take, or a percentage progress. Luckily enough sql server has a Dynamic Management View that [...]
In the first part I showed how simple is to store object inside a NoSql database like RavenDb, today I want to point out how cool is having no schema when it is time to add properties to your documents. Suppose that your Player entity changed and you add a new property called Description and [...]
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