(Wojtek Piaseczny) This is an example of how to build an ASP.Net LDAP authentication application using ADAM.
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VB.NET: Using My.Settings for Application Settings
(Peter Aitken) A perennial problem that faces most developers is where to store program settings. Various approaches have been used for this, including the system registry, the application configuration file, and a custom serializable object. I explored some of these in my earlier article Saving use
Typed DataSets and Data Access Application Block ( DAAB ) – Enterprise Library Tutorials
(David Hayden) A question that comes up often enough in the Enterprise Library Forums for me to write this tutorial is – “Can you use the Enterprise Library Data Access Application Block with Typed DataSets?” The answer is yes 🙂
Server-Side Caching for AJAX
(Kris Hadlock) Database-enabled AJAX opens the door to an interaction model like no other, providing users with dynamic database data without a browser refresh. In all of the excitement of learning about database connectivity with AJAX, it’s easy to overlook the fact that the server is probably beco
CodeSnip: Validating XML Data using the XML Schema Definition
(Uday Denduluri) The following will help someone understand the validation of XML files against the XML schema definition (XSD). Let us assume that we have an XML file and XSD file. We need to validate this XML file before we perform operations on it. The code snippets shown below are in written in
Extracting data from a specific period
(Brian Peasland) In a data warehouse environment what is the best way to extract data for a specific period and populate to another database? I don’t want the entire schema or full database, only a few tables with one month’s data and respective table views and indexes. (R)
Use MySQL GUI tools remotely and securely
(Vincent Danen) MySQL is a database that is synonymous with ease-of-use, and most database-driven Web applications use it as their database of choice. Because of this, MySQL is used on many Web servers. While the MySQL command line tool is useful, unless you know all the ins and outs of SQL syntax,
Build an ASP.NET 2.0 Web Site Navigation System Part 1
(Mike McIntyre) This is part one of a three part article that demonstrates how to build an ASP.NET navigation system. In part one, web pages are added to a web site and then referenced in a ASP.NET 2.0 SiteMap file. In part two an ASP.NET 2.0 Menu control will be tied to the SiteMap file created in
SQL Server 2000 unit testing framework
(Duncan Edwards Jones) The database unit testing project is a quick and dirty framework to support unit testing of SQL database objects (tables,stored procedures etc.). You define a unit test in terms of one or more T-SQL commands to execute and then have nought or more validations performed on the
Replicated stored procedure options with SQL Server 2005
(Jeremy Kadlec) Replicating stored procedures between databases can be a straightforward task if the right processes and technologies are available in SQL Server. These would include the native replication features or log shipping. Without them, you can still use manual processes to achieve the same