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Author: John Peterson
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For the past 10 years or so, instead of simply using a search engine as my browser's start page, I've been using my own self-designed page. The page may not look like much, but what it lacks in looks, it more then makes up for in functionality. It has links to the sites and admin pages that I tend to access frequently, search boxes to send queries to the sites I often search, stock quotes for a few different stock symbols, the latest headlines from some RSS feeds, a link to the company phone lis...
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Author: David Catherman
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Part of the business logic encapsulated in the Typed DataSet is the ability to add specialized queries to the table adapters to retrieve the data with different filters. By manipulating the XML schema that defines the dataset and adding the correct XML metadata, Visual Studio will generate the added queries for us. In this article, filtering queries will be automatically added to each table adapter for each field that is indexed on the table in the database....
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Author: David Catherman
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Part of the business logic encapsulated in the Typed DataSet is the ability to add specialized queries to the table adapters to retrieve the data with different filters. By manipulating the XML schema that defines the dataset and adding the correct XML metadata, Visual Studio will generate the added queries for us. In this article, filtering queries will be automatically added to each table adapter for each field that is indexed on the table in the database....
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Author: Alex Homer
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This is the third and final article in a series of three that look at how the latest version of Microsoft’s enterprise-level database, SQL Server 2005, now offers great support and close integration with XML as a data persistence format. This includes new ways to validate, store and query XML documents that are stored within the database. SQL Server 2005 provides native support for XML that can vastly improve application performance, while supporting robust and safe multi-user access to the data...
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This area is for useful scripts that some of our visitors have contributed. ASP 101 did not write them and is not responsible for the operation of these scripts... heck we don't even take responsibility for our own. ;) We simply found them interesting and or useful and thought some of you might too!...
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Our last article on data shaping introduced you to the basics, with a few applications. This time we'll talk about reshaping, and explore one topic more in depth - that of a hierarchical file system. Briefly, let's review what data shaping is....
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Author: Carvin Wilson
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The SQL Distributed Management Objects (SQL-DMO) provide a set of OLE objects that enable applications to use management features of SQL Server. This functionality helps to extend the capabilities of SQL Server by providing access to any 32-bit OLE-compliant application. This article gives an overview of SQL-DMO and provides a demonstration on how to access SQL-DMO via Active Server Pages (ASP)....
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The Data Transformation Services (DTS) within SQL Server help to solve business problems by providing graphical tools and COM objects that can be used to extract, transform, and consolidate data from different sources. This article will give you a brief overview of DTS, and show you how to create and execute packages within Active Server Pages (ASP)....
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Author: Carvin Wilson
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By centralizing database code within ActiveX DLL's, you can simplify your development efforts, and decrease the learning curve for new developers. In this article, we will create a Visual Basic ActiveX DLL that controls database functionality for our Active Server Page (ASP) demo....
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Author: Carvin Wilson
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The SQL Distributed Management objects (SQL-DMO) extend the functionality of SQL Server by providing developers a way to execute common tasks using programming and scripting languages. The first article in this series entitled "Using the SQL Distributed Management Objects", provided an overview of SQL-DMO. This article expands upon those concepts by showing you how to use SQL-DMO to create an Active Server Page application to backup and verify a SQL Server database....
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Here's the plan in a nutshell... to build as ASP.NET application to manage my DVD collection. Now let me back up and explain that I'm not crazy and why this is actually a good idea.
was surfing the site looking for typos, out of date info, etc. when it occurred to me that while we have tons of code and articles, we have very few complete applications for you to look at and the last one I remember writing is so old I can't remember when I wrote it! Most everything on the site can be covered ...
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Author: Thomas C. Carpe
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As an ASP programmer, I am always writing code that accesses databases. Many applications, such as Site Server, Commerce Server, SharePoint, and Content Management Server provide their own API that helps an ASP programmer tie into this data in a secure and efficient way. That's nice if you have access to these remarkably expensive platforms, but what about the rest of us? Well, you could roll up your sleeves and just whip off a couple COM objects; however unless you are a crewmember of the stars...
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