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ASP.NET Blogs — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Skills Required Asp . Net 2.0 (C#) SQL Server 2005 Note: Please include your portfolio work which includes mulit-lingual website in your CV... Read More......(read more)

If you allocate from the Large Object Heap each time an ASPX page is requested, your performance will be dismal

ASP.NET Blogs — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Aside from short-lived LOH allocations, the most common cause of memory related issues in ASP.NET apps is pinning managed memory during long async I/O operations. ASP.NET itself does not do this. Objects larger than 85,000 bytes are allocated in the Large Read More......(read more)

Selecting an Account for the SQL Server Agent Service

ASP.NET Blogs — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

* Built-in account. You can choose from a list of the following built-in Windows service accounts: o Local System account. The name of this account is NT AUTHORITY\System. It is a powerful account Read More......(read more)

SQL SERVER - Get Date Time in Any Format - UDF - User Defined Functions

DotNetSlackers Latest ASP.NET News in Category SQL — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

One of the reader Nanda of SQLAuthority.com has posted very detailed script of converting any date time in desired format. I suggest every reader of this blog to save this script in your permanent code bookmark and use it when you need it.Refer the function and get familiar yourself with different format this function support. [...]...

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ASP.NET Blogs — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

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ASP.NET MVC Tip #32 – Repopulate Form Fields with ViewData.Eval()

ASP.NET Team Blogs — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

When you need to repopulate the form data in an edit form, displaying both valid and invalid values, use ViewData.Eval() to retrieve the values from both the view data dictionary and the view data Model. You use view data in an ASP.NET MVC application to pass data from a controller action to a view. You assign the view data to a controller’s ViewData property and you read the view data from a view’s ViewData property. The MVC ViewData class is a hybrid of two classes. On the one hand, the ViewData class inherits from the base Dictionary class (Dictionary<string,object>). Therefore, it works just like a standard generic Dictionary collection. You add a key and value pair to ViewData like this: ViewData[“message”...(read more)

Creating a Databound Label Control

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ASP.NET includes a number of data source and data Web controls that make it remarkably easy to work with data from a web page. For example, to display the results of a database query simply add and configure a SqlDataSource control and then bind that to a GridView, ListView, or some other data Web control. There's no need to write any source code; the data source controls allow declarative access to data. For more information on working with data in ASP.NET see my Accessing and Updating Data in ASP.NET article series and Working with Data tutorials.

The GridView and ListView controls are great for displaying a set of records, while the DetailsView and FormView controls are ideal for displaying information about a single record. There are times where we only need to display a single column from a single record. While you can certainly use the DetailsView or FormView controls for this, it would be easier to use a Label Web control. However, the Label control does not natively support data binding. As a result, to display a database needed in a Label Web control you need to write code (or put the Label in a FormView templates or a DetailsView TemplateField).

The good news is that the .NET Framework offers appropriate base classes that we can extend to build a databound Label Web control. This article shows how to create and use such a control. The control, which I named DataboundLabel, and its complete source code is available for download at the end of this article, along with a demo of the control in use. Read on to learn more!
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Guidance on SharePoint

ASP.NET Team Blogs — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

You all might be amazed by the number of emails, messages, and calls I get asking for any of the following: Guidance on SharePoint Requests to add SharePoint Guidance to WCSF Requests to add "Office applications" support to SCSF Well, I can finally help out folks looking for guidance on how to build SharePoint applications by saying "go check out the CodePlex project for patterns & practices SharePoint Guidance ( http://www.codeplex.com/spg )." If you are hoping for SharePoint support in WCSF, you should probably check this out too. Blaine and Francis are leading the effort on this project. I understand that they are tackling a few big challenges that customers have ranked as the most important including (this list is...(read more)

New SQL Server User Group in Orange County - First Meeting on 8/14/2008

DotNetSlackers Latest ASP.NET News in Category SQL — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

For all my Orange County readers you might be excited to know that you now have another great option for getting your SQL content.  Reza Madani is starting a new Orange County SQL Server Users Group and their first meeting is this Thursday, August 14th.  Plus, they are bringing in a heavy hitter for their first meeting in the form of Lynn Langit giving a presentation on Business Intelligence in SQL Server 2008.  Here are all the details for the meeting:

SQL Server User Group SIG:

Date/Time:    

August 14th, 6:00PM

Presenter:

Lynn Langit, Author, Business Intelligence Expert, Microsoft Certified and Evangelist

Topic:

Business Intelligence with SQL Server 2008

Location:

Microsoft Offices, 3 Irvine Plz, Irvine, CA 92614

Meeting Agenda:

    * 6:00p Mixer/Networking/Pizza
    * 6:30p Presentation Starts
    * 7:15p Break
    * 7:30p Presentation Resumes
    * 8:45p Raffle

Session Abstract:
In this demo-filled session, Lynn will explain architectural considerations around implementation of OLAP cubes and Data Mining models using the SQL Server 2008 product stack. Here she will demonstrate SSAS, SSIS and SSRS. Her talk will include research for her new book, along with lessons learned from the real world (from her previous practice as BI architect).

Presenter Bio:
Lynn Langit is a developer evangelist for Microsoft. In addition to presenting information about new .NET developer technologies, such as WCF, LINQ and Silverlight, Lynn speaks about SQL Server Data Warehousing and Data Mining. She also speaks about SharePoint. She has been a Microsoft Certified Trainer for 9 years and holds these certifications: MCP, MCT, MCSD, MCSE, MCDBA, MCITP (SQL Admin/Dev/BI) and MSF. In April 2007 Lynn published Foundations of SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence (APress) and plans to publish Smart Business Intelligence Solutions with SQL Server 2008 in November 2008.

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SQL Injection Attacks on the Rise

DotNetSlackers Latest ASP.NET News in Category SQL — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 00:00:00 GMT

According to security researcher MessageLabs, the number of SQL injection attacks spiked sharply last month, helping account for a near doubling of the number of malicious Web sites it identified and blocked each day....

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