Blogs on 'database' tag
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SQL Schema – Complete Guide
A SQL Schema is a logical container that organizes database objects like tables, views, stored procedures, and functions. It helps you structure, manage, and se
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SQL Functions: A Complete Guide
SQL functions are one of the most powerful features in databases. They help you process, transform, and analyze data directly inside your queries—making your co
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Azure Cosmos DB Explained for Beginners: Complete Guide
Learn Azure Cosmos DB from scratch with this beginner-friendly guide. Understand databases, containers, items, partition keys, RU/s, consistency, replication, a
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Change ASP.NET Core Identity Schema from dbo to identity
Learn how to move ASP.NET Core Identity tables from dbo to a separate identity schema in SQL Server using EF Core, including existing production databases,
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Implement MongoDB in .NET Core: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to implement MongoDB in .NET Core with this complete step-by-step guide. Build an ASP.NET Core Web API with MongoDB and perform CRUD operations effici
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Debugging Complex SQL Queries Using Claude
databases grow and business requirements become more sophisticated, SQL queries can quickly become difficult to understand, maintain, and debug.
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SQL Server JSON: A Complete Guide to Working with JSON Data in SQL Server
Modern applications exchange data in flexible formats, and JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) has become the standard for APIs, web applications, and microservic
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Dynamic Table Partitioning in SQL Server
As databases grow, managing large tables becomes increasingly difficult. Queries slow down, maintenance takes longer, and data archiving becomes painful. One of
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How to Implement Rate Limiting in .NET Core API
In modern web applications, APIs are constantly exposed to high traffic, bots, and malicious requests. Without protection, excessive requests can overload your
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Database Design Rules and Regulations (Best Practices)
Designing a database isn’t just about creating tables—it’s about building a scalable, efficient, and reliable system. Following proper design rules helps avoid