There has been a recent push for a return to native coding on the Windows platform. You can see it from the resurgence of the C++ programming language. Part of this might be due to the latest update to the C++ language specification. Long live C++11. The language was last updated 10 years ago.
Not sure if the new excitement is going to stick. However it seems like more frequent C++ language updates are planned for the future. I am hearing more and more about the upcoming C++14 changes. And there is even remote noise regarding C++17.
This is only natural. Java always seems to be having updates to the language. But one thing I don't seem to hear much about is advances in the C# programming language. Yeah there might be some new ideas for .NET technologies. But the C# bandwagon may be abandoned.
Digging Deeper into DEPTREE_TEMPTAB
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I had previously written about running a script to set up the
DEPTREE_TEMPTAB table in my schema. I knew it was used to track
dependencies. But I knew li...