(Mohammad Azam) ASP.NET MVC 3 has come a long way since its inception. One of the cool features Microsoft has added in ASP.NET MVC 3 is the idea of “Remote Validation”. In this article we are going to implement username look up which uses the power of Remote Validation.
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Asynchronous Programming in .NET: I’ll Call You Back
(Eric Vogel) Asynchronous programming is a means of parallel programming in which a unit of work runs separately from the main application thread and notifies the calling thread of its completion, failure or progress. You may be wondering when you should use asynchronous programming and what are its
Multi-State Maps in Reporting Services
(Stacia Misner) In SQL Server 2008 R2 Reporting Services, you can now create maps for reports using the built-in map gallery of the United States or individual states, ESRI shapefiles, or a spatial query. In a previous post, I explained how to obtain an ESRI shapefile for another country and convert
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) – Breakpoints in SSIS Packages
(Karthikeyan Anbarasan) In this article we are going to look into the options to debug the SSIS package, mainly on the Break point options available with SSIS. As you all know breakpoints are nothing but a point where the developer can hold of and see the how the code executes at that particular poi
OpenJPA caching with WebSphere eXtreme Scale, Informix, and DB2, Part 1: Caching POJOs with hellojpa
(Marty Lurie) OpenJPA is an Apache persistence project. One elegant feature of OpenJPA lets you speed up your lookups and reduce the load on back-end databases with a Java Cache.
SQL Server Reporting Services Linked Reports Example
(Siddharth Mehta) Reports outputs that differ on parameter values are a very common report design scenario. A common business scenario is where each report output needs a different caching / security / storage configuration.
Windows Schduling Using Parallel Schedules
Last Day to Sign Up for SSIS and SQL Replication Online Training Today is the last day to sign up for the SSIS and the Replication courses taught by Eric Johson, MVP. Your registration grants you access to the 12 courses (six on SSIS and six on Replication) for the entire month of April. Sign up today. Windows Schduling Using […]
Scheduled Processing in Windows – Multiple Machines
SelecTViews with Stephen Wynkoop Security policy gotchas, social media and data ownership questions, working with unstructured data…also on the show today, Couchbase with information about the merger plus the SQL Server tip of the day. Watch the Show Scheduled Processing in Windows – Multiple Machines When you have a single server handling all of your scheduled tasks it is easier […]
Ten key changes with SQL Server 2008 R2
The latest release of Microsoft SQL Server is quite different from its predecessors. While the basic codebase hasn’t changed, many other things have, including two brand new editions, multi-server mangement capabilities and a host of business intelligence enhancements.
Enterprise application mashup special report
(James Denman) Enterprise application mashups have been around for a while, but their progress has been stop and go. Consumer applications built with mashup techniques have become commonplace and yet enterprise mashups are still hovering somewhere just outside the mainstream.