(Pinalkumar Dave) Quite often when I am staring at my SSMS I wonder what is going on under the hood in my SQL Server. I often want to know which database is very busy and which database is bit slow because of IO issue.
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Distributed Databases – Jeremiah Responds
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XSLT conditional processing
(Manolo) If we want to process an element only if a condition is verified, we can use the xsl:if tag. If we need something more sophisticated, we have a more complex alternative, based on the xsl:choose tag, similiar to the C switch construct.
Revisiting XML Configurations In Unity
(Gil Fink) In the past I wrote a few tutorials about Unity application block. One of the things I wrote about was how to configure a Unity container using design time configuration. In this post I’m going to revisit that post and show you how the configurations changed (for the better) and are much
DB2 Session Variables
(Troy Coleman) Have you ever wished you could find the name of the plan your program is executing in? Or have you wanted to know which DB2 version you’re running in, what DB2 mode you’re executing under or the type of encoding that’s being used?
Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 Task Parallel Library Continuations
(Jeffrey Juday) If you’ve been following my Task Parallel Library (TPL) articles you’re probably already aware that Microsoft has made a hefty investment in Parallel Programming. An earlier article covered the task class, Understanding Tasks in the .NET Framework 4.0 Task Parallel Library.
Introducing Command Query Responsibility Separation (CQRS)
(Steven Smith) The Command Query Responsibility Separation (CQRS) pattern is an enterprise pattern that can be used to increase the performance, scalability, and reliability of distributed applications that may experience heavy load. This article briefly describes the pattern, along with some of the
Pass Values from CodeBehind to JavaScript and From JavaScript to CodeBehind in ASP.Net
(Satheesh Babu) Passing values from server to client side for some javascript manipulation and it’s vice versa is one of most recurring tasks we will come across when developing web applications.
Can’t get the actual value from xsl element
(tpmccallum) I had a problem today that was driving me quite crazy. Basically I tried to get the value from an xsl element (which has a couple of specific attributes).
ASP.NET and jQuery to the Max
(Gianluca Negrelli) The UpdatePanel represents Microsoft’s main interpretation of AJAX techniques. The UpdatePanel’s indubitable merit is that it brings the magic of AJAX in every day’s programming work for any ASP.NET programmer. But now, three years after it was born, the UpdatePanel shows all its