(Damon Armstrong) SharePoint 2007 is the latest release of Microsoft’s enterprise collaboration suite, which tightly integrates with the Microsoft Office Suite and allows organizations to establish well-managed corporate knowledge from the darkest depths of informational chaos. At least that’s Micro
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FIX: Error message when you use the sp_addarticle stored procedure to add articles to an existing transactional replication publication: ‘Cannot create a file when that file already exists’
When you add one or more articles to an existing transactional replication publication by using the sp_addarticle stored procedure in Microsoft SQL Server 2000, transactional replication synchronizations fail. Additionally, you receive the following error message: Cannot create a file when that f
Index Build strategy in SQL Server – Part 4-1: Offline Serial/Parallel Partitioning (Non-aligned partitioned index build)
Recall that in the previous posts on index build, we defined “aligned” as the case when base object and in-build index use the same partition schema, and “non-aligned” to be the case when heap and index use different partition schemes, or the case when heap is not partitioned. In this post, we will
Use XForms to create an accounting tool, Part 5: Developing liability management functionality
(Tyler Anderson) This six-part series demonstrates how to leverage the power of XForms in conjunction with MySQL and PHP to create an online accounting tool called X-Trapolate. Every good programming technology possesses a range of problems it excels at solving. The series highlights some of the pro
How do I check duplicate items in a ListView?
(Mike Gold) This shows how to find duplicate items in a ListView control.
Row Movement in Oracle
(Steve Callan) One of the relatively newer features in Oracle concerns the moving of rows. Why would a row move and who or what controls that movement? Furthermore, by “move,” what exactly does move mean? Does a row move to another table, or is row movement constrained to the row’s container (i.e.,
IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Building a high availability database environment using WebSphere middleware, Part 1
(Li-Fang Lee, Wayne Rosario and Soloman Barghouthi) IBM DB2 High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR), plus the Automatic Client Reroute capability, enables its client applications to recover from a failed database server with minimal interruption. This article shows you the steps for building a hi
Handling Messages in Console Apps
(Stephen Toub) I’m using a Win32 API through P/Invoke. The API supports asynchronous operations and provides a callback mechanism that notifies me when the operation has completed. However, unlike other APIs I’ve dealt with that provide similar functionality, this API doesn’t accept a function poin
An Introduction to Microsoft Silverlight
(Ziran Sun) What Is Microsoft Silverlight? Well that’s not really an easy question to answer. According to Microsoft: Microsoft Silverlight is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of .NET based media experiences and rich interactive applications for the
XLINQ Introduction Part 3 Of 3
(Sacha Barber) .NET 3.0 has now been released, so we should all know it by now shouldn’t we. Jeez, doesn’t seem like that long ago that .NET 2.0 came along. Well for those that dont realize .NET 3.0 actually contains quite a lot of new stuff, such as : –Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) : Managi