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While we're at it, lets bring back Cobol and Pascal! Why not!?! Continual movement is the way of the tech industry. Out with the old, in with the new. You must keep up, not begging for the old technologies to be around past their time. (Note: I know Cobol...
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FTP server and Windows 2003 firewall
Does anyone know how to setup the firewall on Windows Server 2003 (Administrative Tool | Routing and Remote Access) to allow an FTP server to be run on a port other than 21 and to still support passive FTP? I can't use active FTP, since at home I am behind...
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Shopping for a laptop
I'm currently in the market for new laptop, since my old IBM Thinkpad A22m died on me over the summer, and it isn't really worth enough to buy a new logic board. I currently have 3 laptops in the running: IBM Thinkpad T40/41/42 , Dell Latitude D600 ,...
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Love spending my nights mending ERDs
Got the go-ahead on a new project at work, which is to build an addon for another one of our products. So, since I don't know the product all that well yet, and it was becoming a pain to look over the whole ERD in Visio, I figured I'd print it out and...
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Two Interesting Things On SQL Server Relationships
At work, yesterday we finished up our migration from SQL Server 7 to 2000. First, we had to move our production database to an interim server while they rebuilt the regular server. They finally got that done, so last night we went and moved everything...
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Not sure how I am supposed to look at this...
So we're almost done with the coding on my senior project, which is to write a survey and reporting system in C#. There is this one person on our team who has done very little coding, and has taken like 2 weeks on this simple function that'd take anyone...
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oSynchro Preview Release
A long time ago , I started working on an Outlook plugin to allow you to synchronize your appointments, contacts, and tasks with a web service to allow you to maintain the same data across multiple Outlook instances without the use of Exchange. I've mentioned...
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Mar 11 2004, 11:14 AM
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Excellent read on hierachy trees in SQL!
After my post yesterday regarding recursion or temp tables , Frans Bouma posted an excellent read on doing hierachy trees in SQL by representing it as a basic binary tree. This is exactly what I needed for handling our organizational structure at work...
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Which is better in SQL Server: Recursion or Temp tables?
I have a little dilemma. For nGallery, we want to update it so the “picture count” returns the number of pictures in the album and all of its subalbums, not just in that one album. One thing that complicates it is that you can have subsubalbums...
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IIS Log Parsing Tool
mszCool posts about some great log parsing tools for IIS 6 . That's exactly what I've been wanting for so long! I remember back in the day when I had Apache dumping my access log into mysql with a little log handler I hacked up. Was nice to do dynamic...
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