Stephen Songer
.NET Programmer in the Northwest
Sign in
|
Join
Home
Contact
RSS
Atom
Comments RSS
Search
Tags
AJAX
ASP.NET
JavaScript
Reporting Services
Sharepoint
SQL
SQL Server
SSIS
SSRS
Sponsors
advertise here
Navigation
Home
Blogs
Archives
June 2009 (1)
April 2009 (5)
March 2009 (1)
February 2009 (3)
January 2009 (1)
December 2008 (2)
October 2008 (4)
September 2008 (4)
August 2008 (4)
July 2008 (2)
June 2008 (1)
May 2008 (2)
April 2008 (2)
January 2008 (1)
December 2007 (1)
November 2007 (3)
July 2007 (2)
Favorites
ScottGu
Slashdot
Matt Berseth
April 2009 - Posts
2
Comments
Keeping ASP.NET sessions alive
by
bunbun
I had an application where users would routinely start working, then stop to do something else and then keep the web page open for hours on end. This would inevitably lead to some ASP.NET Session has expired messages. To combat this, there is a simple...
Filed under:
ASP.NET
0
Comments
Separate gridview column alignment with CSS Friendly Control Adapter
by
bunbun
When using the CSS Friendly Control Adapters, you get an easy to modify the look and feel of all your controls through one style sheet. With the gridview style, you can set the text alignment for your columns: .PrettyGridView .AspNet-GridView table tbody...
Filed under:
ASP.NET
3
Comments
Using a linked server in a stored proc job
by
bunbun
Working on a new stored proc, I encountered an error when trying to run a job that called the stored proc. The error message was: Executed as user: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM. The OLE DB provider "SQLNCLI" for linked server "costpoint_rw" reported an error....
Filed under:
SQL Server
,
SQL
0
Comments
Convert SQLDataSource to DataTable
by
bunbun
Sometimes I find the need to convert a SQLDataSource to a DataTable. Here's how to do it: Dim dv As DataView = New DataView() Dim dt As New DataTable dv = Me .sqldsData.Select(DataSourceSelectArguments.Empty) dt = dv.ToTable()
Filed under:
ASP.NET
1
Comments
Padding in SQL (Replicate Command)
by
bunbun
In .NET there are nice functions for padding like PadLeft and PadRight. Found out SQL has its own: the replicate command. You pass a string (the value you want to pad) and then an integer value for how many occurences you want. Combine that command with...
Filed under:
SQL
More Posts