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Q&A: Author and Microsoft C# MVP highlights new enhancements and common challenges with Visual Studi
While Microsoft fixed many issues to Visual Studio in version 2010, updates are "evolutionary not revolutionary," says author Alex Mackey. In VS 2010/.NET 4.0, Microsoft updated a number of APIs and has made parallelization much easier. On the down s... Interview | 18 May 2010
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Microsoft releases new CTP of Oslo SDK
The January 2009 release is giving developers a better idea of how Oslo's tools and languages will look, but its relationship to Windows and the .NET framework is still up in the air. Article | 03 Mar 2009
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Perpetuum unveils database synchronizer for .NET 2.0
Database Restyle can create and synchronize database structures for .NET Framework 2.0 applications. Among the database schema it supports is LINQ to SQL. Article | 06 Feb 2008
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SQL Examiner Suite synchronizes data schema, sets
TulaSoft's SQL Examiner Suite 2008 offers two synchronization products for database developers and managers. One targets schema; the other, data sets. Article | 17 Dec 2007
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DataDirect database drivers now support MySQL
The company's ODBC and JDBC drivers now support MySQL Enterprise Server with 100% specification compliance. Article | 15 Oct 2007
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Turn SQL data into script with SQL Populator
SQL Populator 1.0, from Software Development Innovations, lets developers turn the content of SQL Server database tables into valid SQL script. Article | 05 Jul 2007
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SQL database engine offers Mono, .NET Compact support
VistaDB, an embedded SQL DB engine for ASP.NET and WinForms apps, now supports Mono and the .NET Compact Framework, bringing apps to non-Windows platforms and to mobile devices. Article | 07 Mar 2007
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Windows Developments: Product news, March 2007
This month's featured .NET development products include improved calendar plug-ins from ComponentOne, Office 2007 support for Colligo and free management tools from Artifact. Article | 07 Mar 2007
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New effects, chart types in SQL data-driven Dundas Chart
Dundas Chart has updated its data analysis and charting tool that taps into SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services. Article | 06 Oct 2006
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TulaSoft unveils SQL schema, data sync tools
TulaSoft has released a tool for comparing and synchronizing the data in a SQL Server database and updated its product that does the same to schema. Article | 07 Sep 2006
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Managing large databases with SQL Server partitioning
When you're dealing with really large data sets (think in terabytes of data) it's especially important to save time wherever you can. Partitioning, and the resulting partition elimination, can save hours of query time in these huge databases. Tip
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The CTE, the hierarchical query and SQL Server 2005
Dan Sullivan shows how to use Common Table Expressions to query hierarchical data in SQL Server 2005. Hierarchical queries combine recursive SELECT commands to provide the functionality to query self-referencing data. Tip
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SQL Server 2005 recursive functions and the CTE
Dan Sullivan shows how to use SQL Server 2005's new Common Table Expressions to write recursive functions. Starting with a C# implementation he then goes on to demonstrate how to build the same recursion in a T-SQL function. Tip
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Book excerpt: ADO.NET and SQL Server 2005
This book excerpt presents the new features for ADO.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005. These features include Multiple Active Resultsets, Query Notifications, and User Defined Types. Tip
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Addressing common SQL Server questions
SQL Server, like any software development topic, lends itself to frequently asked questions. Here we link to a compilation of common SQL FAQs from sister site SearchOracle.com. Tip
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Book Excerpt: The .NET Framework and SQL Server 2005
This excerpt from "Professional SQL Server 2005 Programming" demonstrates what the database gains from its close relationship with the .NET Framework 2.0. Tip
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WinForms development using SQL Server 2005 and Visual Basic 2005
WinForms developers looking for advice on data-driven development in Visual Basic 2005 may have to look no further than a new eight-part video tutorial from Microsoft. Tip
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Configuring ASP.NET 2.0 apps to SQL Server 2005 databases
Improved security features in ASP.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005 makes configuring the two a little tricky. Here we point to two tutorials that explain the process quite well. Tip
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Book excerpt: Retrieve data from a SQL Server 2005 table
There's much to learn about SQL Server 2005 development. This chapter excerpt covers a basic but essential task -- getting an application to retrieve data from a table. Tip
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Book Excerpt: Introducing SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services
This chapter download offers a look at Microsoft Reporting Services, which let developers create robust reports with SQL Server data. Tip
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Give me an ODBC connect, with SQL authentication
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What databases are supported in SQLXML?
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Saving details from a form to a SQL Server table
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How do I store and view PDF files in a SQL database?
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Using SqlDataAdapter to update/insert two+ tables at one time
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How do I set up a connection to an Access database using a SQLConnection?
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Managing large databases with SQL Server partitioning
When you're dealing with really large data sets (think in terabytes of data) it's especially important to save time wherever you can. Partitioning, and the resulting partition elimination, can save hours of query time in these huge databases. Tip
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Q&A: Author and Microsoft C# MVP highlights new enhancements and common challenges with Visual Studi
While Microsoft fixed many issues to Visual Studio in version 2010, updates are "evolutionary not revolutionary," says author Alex Mackey. In VS 2010/.NET 4.0, Microsoft updated a number of APIs and has made parallelization much easier. On the down s... Interview
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Microsoft releases new CTP of Oslo SDK
The January 2009 release is giving developers a better idea of how Oslo's tools and languages will look, but its relationship to Windows and the .NET framework is still up in the air. Article
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Perpetuum unveils database synchronizer for .NET 2.0
Database Restyle can create and synchronize database structures for .NET Framework 2.0 applications. Among the database schema it supports is LINQ to SQL. Article
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The CTE, the hierarchical query and SQL Server 2005
Dan Sullivan shows how to use Common Table Expressions to query hierarchical data in SQL Server 2005. Hierarchical queries combine recursive SELECT commands to provide the functionality to query self-referencing data. Tip
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SQL Server 2005 recursive functions and the CTE
Dan Sullivan shows how to use SQL Server 2005's new Common Table Expressions to write recursive functions. Starting with a C# implementation he then goes on to demonstrate how to build the same recursion in a T-SQL function. Tip
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SQL Examiner Suite synchronizes data schema, sets
TulaSoft's SQL Examiner Suite 2008 offers two synchronization products for database developers and managers. One targets schema; the other, data sets. Article
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Book excerpt: ADO.NET and SQL Server 2005
This book excerpt presents the new features for ADO.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005. These features include Multiple Active Resultsets, Query Notifications, and User Defined Types. Tip
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DataDirect database drivers now support MySQL
The company's ODBC and JDBC drivers now support MySQL Enterprise Server with 100% specification compliance. Article
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Addressing common SQL Server questions
SQL Server, like any software development topic, lends itself to frequently asked questions. Here we link to a compilation of common SQL FAQs from sister site SearchOracle.com. Tip
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