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(Darla Ferrara) Adding attributes to your XML tag when creating a scalable vector graphic (SVG) is what allows you to control the image. For some people, the attributes will be the hardest part of using SVG.
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(Costin Boldisor) The operation of indenting XML files is pretty trivial when using the classes from the System.XML namespace. However, I often find myself trying to read canonical XML code from files. As such, a created a very simple tool that converts XML files to indented XML.
Duplicating CPYF Function Using SQL
(Skip Marchesani) There are a few questions that I am frequently asked re: SQL that are interrelated. First, can SQL be used to duplicate the function found in the native CPFY (copy file) command?
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Applying Interactive Sorting to Multiple Columns in Reporting Services
(Stacia Misner) A nice feature that appeared first in SQL Server 2008 is the ability to allow the user to click a column header to sort that column. It defaults to an ascending sort first, but you can click the column again to switch to a descending sort.