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Wrox are well known for their "How-To" series of books, which teach beginning-intermediate developers how to use Microsoft technologies properly and efficiently. Today, Mitchell takes a look at chapter three from "Beginning SQL Server 2000 Programming", which is published by Wrox Press.Today we will be looking at a sample chapter from Wrox's title "Beginning SQL Server 2000 Programming". This is a great book, and was used by both myself and Tim Pabst when we were making the transition from SQL S...
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We provide sample code for the Developers. Download the code and explore it....
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As business to business commerce and inter-enterprise communication via XML continues to explode, developers will continually be faced with situations where they must convert XML documents from an incoming structure to the structure they use internally. It is this translation requirement that we will use as the premise for this case study.For an example situation where you might want to carry out such translations, consider converting an invoice sent by a field office into a format that is used ...
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Author: George Stepanek
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In the previous two chapters we've looked at a series of techniques that can help to solve the problems outlined in Part One. In Chapter 5 we saw techniques that can resolve the issues around software quality. In Chapter 6 we saw techniques that can constrain an agile project to a fixed deadline and budget.In this chapter we'll look at the same techniques from a different perspective. We'll use another case study—one that addresses the same business initiative as the case study described in Chap...
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We've discussed some of the reasons why XML makes sense for communicating data, so now let's get our hands dirty and learn how to create our own XML documents. This chapter will cover all you need to know to create "well-formed" XML.Well-formed XML is XML that meets certain grammatical rules outlined in the XML 1.0 specification. You will learn: How to create XML elements using start- and end-tags How to further describe elements with attributes How to declare your document as being XML How t...
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When we try to find out what's different about software and software development, the first question that comes to mind is "Different from what?" So let's compare software development to road building. We've all used roads; we know what they're for and how they work. Roads are a very different product from software. In their massive and immobile simplicity, they're as unlike software as it is possible to be.There are many differences between road building and software development. Software devel...
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So much information, so little time ... the character “Poison Ivy” would likely say if the Batman saga was taking place in today’s enterprise. We all know that the dot.com boom is history and so are the lavish IT budgets. In the doldrums of the economic recovery, organizations tend to spend their money on streamlining internal processes to gain a competitive advantage. According to Microsoft, today’s information workers spend as much as 80 percent of their time gathering information, with only 2...
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The Curse of the Casual Requirement is a classic thriller guaranteed to scare the pants off of programmers everywhere. It’s a bit of a sleeper, though, as the scary stuff doesn’t happen in the beginning. Unlike most mysteries with the good guys winning in the end and the blame falling on the butler, in our little story the good guys lose and they never really could afford a butler to begin with. The software development process begins with an idea for a program. This idea is typically about as f...
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In Chapter 5 we used SQL statements to insert, select, update, and delete data, and in the last chapter we used SQL statements to select data from the State_T table. While the use of in-line SQL statements is great for ad-hoc queries, they are not generally used in production applications. They do, however, have their place in production applications where dynamic SQL statements are to be built and executed. Dynamic SQL statements are SQL statements that are built in your VB code, thus they are ...
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This chapter examines the use of the Extensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations (XSLT) as a tool for the generation of VoiceXML. I intend to illustrate a complete, end-to-end example of implementing a voice interface for a client-server database via XML and XSL. The case study will demonstrate the power of XSL for simultaneously delivering multiple interfaces to the same data by developing HTML and WML front-ends also....
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