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About a week ago I've participated in the first meeting of ALT.NET Tools session in Israel, the session was pure fun, we grouped together a bunch of geeks in one conference room to speak about tooling that can make developer’s live easier. We had several...
Enterprise Library 3.0 Dev CTP is available on Code Plex since yesterday :-) This CTP Highlights are : Partial Trust Support Strong - Named Binary Assemblies Validation Application Block ( check tom's blog ) SQL Server Compact Edition support Database...
I’ve just found out the existence of SQLCAT – Microsoft Sql Server Development Customer Advisory Team Blog , If you are a Sql Server developer this is defiantly one of the blogs you should keep on your list as it holds best practices and lessons...
Sql Server 2005 HOL are here ! Data Transformation Services (DTS) Hands-On Lab Manual Reporting Services Hands-On Lab Manual Management Studio Hands-On Lab Manual XML Features Hands-On Lab Manual SQL Server 2005 and ADO.NET Hands-On Lab Manual T-SQL Enhancements...
Are you ready to experience SQL Server 2005? Announcing the launch of the SQL Server 2005 Virtual Hands on labs. In these labs, you will get to experience many of the new features in SQL Server 2005 including CLR integration, XML support and deep business...
SQL Server Express is a version of SQL Server 2005 is the evolution of MSDE 2000 in SQL Server 2005 It is a free, easy to use, and lightweight version of SQL Server 2005, designed for building simple, dynamic applications. SQL Server Express helps developers...
Visendo SQL-Admin is a free replacement for the Enterprise Manager of the MS SQL-Server. If you try to install MS SQL-Server on Windows 2003 Server Web-Edition it doesn't work. Installing databases is denied. But you are allowed to install the MSDE (desktop...
Patrick Santry, Microsoft MVP explains how to build Recursive SQL User Defined Functions in his article on www coder . Ohad.
After my last post I took a closer look at Erland Sommarskog home page and found some other articles worth reading : The curse and blessings of dynamic SQL . How you use dynamic SQL, when you should - and when you should not Arrays and Lists in SQL Server...
Erland Sommarskog - SQL Server MVP wrote a great article about using Arrays and Lists in SQL Server. The problem You have a number of key values, identifying a couple of rows in a table, and you want to retrieve these rows. If you are composing the SELECT...
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