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I would like to say first I am a big fan of the automatic Microsoft update system.

Well I know the answer, working in a place like my company ! And no I am not working for Microsoft.

I did the test like many other, and I'm also surprised, I am part of only 10% of the population, as a Composer  ;-)

Mom, I knew I was special :-))

Oh Lord ! Roy I hope you are not going to do like Ralf in German, writing your posts in Hebrew.

Dear I need a better dictionary now ;-))

Microsoft all the time amaze me ! They have a very cool utility in MSDN which blowed my mind.

I couldn't easily admnister some databases locally from my desk because of some firewall setup I put in place.

I read a blog (sorry I don't remember which one) about a  tool from MS to remotely manage any databases (SQL 2000 or MSDE).

I couldn't believe it so I tried it and it rocks !

New article on CodeProject about FlashBack:

I don't know if you see this list of tips & tricks from Tim Sneath but it's really good:

I wait for the second part Tim ;-)

My comment on this will be about using ordinal with a Datareader. Fine if you don't change the Database structure. But if you are in an early stage the fields definition can change easily, so I prefer to use the fields name rather than their index.
I like the tbl.Select one, something I never think using it, but I surely will now !

cool tip from Tim Sneath