Choosing Between VARCHAR, NVARCHAR, CHAR
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Choosing Between VARCHAR, NVARCHAR, and CHAR in SQL Server: A Detailed Guide When working with SQL Server, one of the fundamental aspects of database design is selecting the correct data….
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Choosing Between VARCHAR, NVARCHAR, and CHAR in SQL Server: A Detailed Guide When working with SQL Server, one of the fundamental aspects of database design is selecting the correct data….
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Archiving old web pages in Power Pages (formerly Power Apps Portals) is essential for managing and retaining historical content while optimizing the performance and user experience of your portal. As….
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Application Insights is a powerful tool from Azure that allows you to monitor the health, usage, and performance of your Power Pages portal. Enabling telemetry provides insights into user behavior,….
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Indexed tables significantly enhance performance and responsiveness in Power Pages by allowing faster querying and data retrieval from Dataverse. Proper indexing ensures efficient handling of large datasets, especially in Entity….
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Minifying your JavaScript and CSS helps reduce file sizes, improve load times, and enhance overall portal performance. In Power Pages, since you’re often working with Web Files or referencing external….
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Reducing server calls not only improves the performance and responsiveness of your Power Pages site but also enhances scalability and reduces Dataverse API consumption. Here’s how you can avoid unnecessary….
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Optimizing images is critical for improving the performance of your Power Pages and ensuring faster load times. Large, unoptimized images can significantly slow down page rendering, impacting user experience and….
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Caching is an essential aspect of improving the performance and scalability of web applications, including those built on Power Pages. When implementing caching for web templates, it’s crucial to balance….
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Digest Cycle Triggering Multiple Times Unnecessarily in AngularJS In AngularJS, the digest cycle is the process where the framework checks all the model values to see if any have changed….
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After AngularJS reaches its end-of-life (EOL), several key consequences and considerations will affect developers and organizations still using the framework. Here’s what happens: 1. No More Official Updates or Support….