(Eric Smith) As much as I hate having to remember a password for every Web site I visit, password security is one of the easiest ways to tighten access to any application. Password security can have complexity rules, such as length or character type, expiration, or remembering previous passwords so
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Create Business Logic Layer and Data Access Layer for Web Service using Web Service Software Factory
(David Hayden) I talked about using the Data Access Guidance Package in the Web Service Software Factory to generate stored procedures, business entities, and repositories to create a data access layer for a bare-bones blog engine.
Profiler Stack Walking in the .NET Framework 2.0: Basics and Beyond
(David Broman) This article is targeted toward anyone interested in building a profiler to examine managed applications. I will describe how you can program your profiler to walk managed stacks in the common language runtime (CLR) of the .NET Framework. I’ll try to keep the mood light, because the t
The Semantic Model: A Basis for Understanding and Implementing Data Warehouse Requirements
(David Fritz) The use of a semantic model as a fundamental step in the data warehouse development process can serve as a keystone for understanding requirements, the design of the subsequent data models, and as a link between the reporting tool interface and the physical data models.
XForms tip: Combining Ajax and XForms
(Nicholas Chase) Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, or Ajax, has been causing a stir in the Web world for some time now, because it enables Web designers to create an application that reacts to the user’s actions without having to reload the entire page, a capability that already exists natively in XF
SYNONYM in SQL Server 2005
(Muthusamy Anantha Kumar) Microsoft introduced many additional features to SQL server 2005, one of which is SYNONYM. This article explains and illustrates the use of SYNONYMS.
Using SQL Server .NET Data Provider to connect to SQL Server 2005
(Dennis Wallentin) There was some comments on my previously post about how to connect to SQL Server 2005. I decided to create a special post about it and I hope that it can give some guidelines when it comes to create DSN-less connection strings.
Segregating data for optimum parallelization
(Serdar Yegulalp) When it comes to SQL Server, most people think of parallelization in terms of making use of multiple processors or running queries side by side. In this article, however, I’ll tell you how to arrange your data to get the most out of parallelization and how to segregate and partitio
Introduction to XAML
(Keyvan Nayyeri) EXtensible Application Markup Language (XAML) which is pronounced as Zamel is Microsoft’s new markup language to define dynamic or static user interfaces for .NET applications. XAML will be used in Windows Vista to design user interfaces, but can be applied to Windows XP or Windows
Creating SQL Server Database Dynamically in .NET using SQL DMO
(Joshy George) It is a sample ASP.Net (VS2005) application for creating a database in Sql server Runtime. I have used SQL-DMO dll. This article will show you how to create a database in Sql server 2005 & 2000.
