Is it safe to use LAST_INSERT_ID() in a system like Point of Sale
Is it safe to use LAST_INSERT_ID() in a system using MySQL like Point Of Sale when there are multiple users using the system at the same time?
Identity Design ASP.NET
I am trying to design a system with the below features, and am currently trying to figure out best way to handle Identity :
Open source to check Identity?
I am a developer working with a proprietry product in Higher Education (HE) in the UK – I very much doubt anyone would have heard but lets just say the product name is “ABC” and built on Uniface. Its a lot similar to SAP (although I never worked with SAP!)
Utilising Social Logins via OAuth2 in native mobile apps
This question has been asked over and over again, but I have not yet found a satisfying answer:
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Identity matrix using Fortran 95
The following code give the identity matrix of any size the user wish it to be:
Use a custom value object or a Guid as an entity identifier in a distributed system?
tl;dr I’ve been told that in domain-driven design, an identifier for an entity could be a custom value object, i.e. something other than Guid, string, int, etc. Can this really be advisable in a distributed system? Long version I will invent an situation analogous to the one I am currently facing. Say I have a […]
Use a custom value object or a Guid as an entity identifier in a distributed system?
tl;dr I’ve been told that in domain-driven design, an identifier for an entity could be a custom value object, i.e. something other than Guid, string, int, etc. Can this really be advisable in a distributed system? Long version I will invent an situation analogous to the one I am currently facing. Say I have a […]