(Christian Calderon) With the Classic ASP Framework you will be able to structure your ASP pages in the the same way you would do it using ASP.NET. The Framework is 100% event driven and includes most of the controls found in ASP.NET such as the TextBox, Label, GenericHTML, DropDown, CheckBox, Check
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VB.NET and Recursion
(Dan Mabbutt) Recursion is a valuable programming technique and when a programming problem requires this technique, nothing else quite works. But there is a hidden trap in recursion that you need to know about: It can eat memory resources like nothing else. Here’s why.
Inheritance, Aggregation, and Containment
COM reusability in the .NET Framework is accomplished through inheritance. COM types can participate in inheritance as a base class. Use the inheritance, aggregation, or containment models under the circumstances in the following box.
dbObject – Database code generation using attributes
(wduros1) This is a sample framework that I wrote. It works basically like a poor man’s OR tool, generating VB.NET code from a database table, and using attributes to control updates and inserts.
Top Ten SQL Performance Tips
(Sheryl M. Larsen) Structured Query Language (SQL) is the blessing and the curse of relational DBMSs. Since any data retrieved from a relational database requires SQL, this topic is relevant to anybody accessing a relational database; from the end user to the developer to the DBA. When efficient SQ
Building Report-enabled Applications with the New ReportViewer Controls (Part 2 of 2)
(Teo Lachev) In the first part of this article, you saw how to use the Windows Forms version of the ReportViewer control. This article walks you through the differences and discusses the process for using the Web version of the control.
SQL Built-In Functions and Stored Procedures — Chapter 2
(Mike Faust) Stored procedures and built-in functions can greatly expand the power and usefulness of SQL, but surprisingly these highly useful tools remain untapped by many programmers. For programmers who are new to the subject or those who want to expand on what they already know, this book provid
SQL Server 2005 Database Mirroring primer
(Greg Robidoux) Since SQL Server 2000, you have been able to create a standby server using replication, log shipping and backup and restore — but now Microsoft has introduced a built-in tool that enables automated failover. Database Mirroring is a new feature in SQL Server 2005 that allows you to m
Secure XML messaging with JMS, Part 2: Using XSS4J to implement XML Security
(Bilal Siddiqui) Java Message Service (JMS) is a Java language-based messaging API. XML provides a simple, human-readable data format for information exchange, and is a popular syntax for the formating of enterprise data. Therefore, integrating XML into JMS applications can provide significant advan
How to easily populate a table with random data
(Chris Eaton) Have you ever wanted to quickly populate a test table with data? Well here is a single SQL statement that you can use as a basis to add in dummy data into any table with as many rows as you need.