(Dipen Lama) This article describes the sorting techinque using Generic that can be implemented in any custom type collection based on the selected property.
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Customizing the CreateUserWizard Control
(Erich Peterson) In the never ending quest to create web applications that are more functional, responsive, and user-friendly, ASP.NET 2.0 has added a multitude of new server controls to help us achieve those goals. One of these new controls is the CreateUserWizard and is the focus of this article.
A Word About Rapid Application Development Tools
(Skip Munk) While the primary focus of this blog centers on Microsoft Visual Basic®, it bears mentioning that VB is not the only Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool available. Notwithstanding the various versions and variations of Visual Basic itself (VBA, VBS, ASP, etc), Microsoft Visual FoxPr
MySQL Cluster 5.0 ALTER TABLE In-Depth
(Martin Skold) In this Developers Zone article we take an in-depth look at how the ALTER TABLE command is implemented in MySQL Cluster 5.0.
How to debug T-SQL stored procedures
(Joe Toscano) Continuing our series on how to tune and improve your Transact-SQL 2005 stored procedure code, this tip covers Visual Studio 2005 debugging capabilities. (R)
SQL Server Full Text Search Language Features, Part 2
(Hilary Cotter) This is the second of a two-part article that explores the language features of SQL Full-text Search (SQL FTS), an component of SQL Server 7 and above that allows fast and efficient querying of large amounts of unstructured textual data. Part I dealt with index time language opti
Intro to Atlas: The Road to Effortless AJAX Begins Here
(Wei-Meng Lee) The phrase AJAX is getting all the attention lately. By now, you should already be familiar with the term, but for those of you still in the dark, AJAX represents techniques to build responsive and feature-rich Web applications. Instead of constantly waiting for web pages to refresh,
Learn PL/SQL: Structure and Comments
(Lewis R Cunningham) I’m going to be expanding my entries on learning Oracle to include PL/SQL. I’ve already written a few entries about basic SQL. Today I start writing about basic PL/SQL. I’m going to keep these entries bite-sized and never more than 2 or 3 topics per entry. Today is a discussion
Anatomy of an XML Document
(Jennifer Kyrnin) Whether you’re writing XML from scratch, or writing a document from a pre-defined specification there is a standard layout for XML.
Count two columns in a join
(Rudy Limeback) I want to use COUNT on two columns within the same statement. My query goes like this: select column1, column2 from table1, table2 where field1.table1 = field2.table2 (R)