Thanks for presenting Abir, welcome back anytime

Of course, we have attendees from all over the world, literally.

I'm assuming you are trying to copy content in Document Intelligence Studio? If so, you should be able to select the table and do a regular copy paste. Feel free to reach out directly and we can look at your specific scenario.

Yes! This was my first presentation that was not purely technical. I found (and still find) it difficult to express what helped me 'get good at Azure' in a way that might help others. I barely absorbed enough creativity from CWH to get it done. :)

i would also add that the way that the new AsNoTrackingWithIdentityResolution() method was explained seems wrong to me. its purpose is to not return duplicate objects, even duplicates between related data of different objects. it's best to explain this with an example. we have 2 rows in the Author table and 1 row in the Book table. the 2 authors are that book's authors. the Author class has a list of Books written by that author. when we get the authors and their books using a regular query (with tracking), identity resolution is performed. meaning only 1 book object is created. this is so that if we update the book's details and save changes only it will be changed in the db. when we get the authors and their books using AsNoTracking(): no tracking is made but also no identity resolution. this means 2 book objects are created (one for each author), that contain the same data. so what if we want no tracking but also no duplicates. well this is where AsNoTrackingWithIdentityResolution() comes in. it will not track the returned objects but will remove duplicates. in our example only 1 book object will be created. so what is its disadvantages? it's slightly slower than AsNoTracking(). so when would you use it? when you know that your query will fetch many duplicates between related data of different objects, and it's more important to reduce memory usage than gain speed. example: we want to fetch all the movies and their list of actors without tracking. in such case there will be many different movies that will have the same actor, thus if we'll use AsNoTracking() many duplicate Actor objects will be created. if "Brad Pitt" appeared in 5 fetched movies, then 5 Actor objects will be created with his data. in such case it's best to call AsNoTrackingWithIdentityResolution() so that our app will allocate much less memory. but it depends what is more important to us. speed or memory usage. we can compare the speed and memory usage of using AsNoTracking() and using AsNoTrackingWithIdentityResolution() and decide whether the performance benefits of AsNoTracking() is worth the extra memory our app uses on a case by case basis. for some queries the answer will be yes, and for other queries: no.

Thanks and I will get to the updates on the Chinook database scripts. The files are updated for the assets in the restore/ folder. Also thanks for the other feedback.

Hope this helps....github.com/rsclapper/SignalRDemo

Yes, sorry for the delay.. Been swamped with work! Here's the repo github.com/rsclapper/SignalRDemo

@@RandallClapper This is great! Do you have any more content related to NET Core Development?

Hi Tin, thanks for your feedback and kind words. The slides and demo are on my GitHub account (github.com/SamNasr/Building-Web-Apps-with-Blazor). Feel free to follow me there so you automatically get updates.

@@SamNasrMVPNasr: I saw there is a 404 error. So here is the link from your GitHub: github.com/SamNasr/Building-Web-Apps-with-Blazor I hope that help Thanks

Agreed. Audio is very low and there is a lot of noise