When you import data by using the Bulk Insert command in Microsoft SQL Server 2000, you may receive the following access violation error message: ODBC: Msg 0, Level 19, State 1 SqlDumpExceptionHandler: Process 53 generated fatal exception c0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION. SQL Server is termi
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The SqlDataSource Control in ASP.NET 2.0
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(Paul Kimmel) Audacity and hyperbole are great attention grabbers. Do I really think the data access layer (DAL) I discuss in this article is the only one you will ever need? In a sense, yes. The sample in this article can work in most situations, so you may not have to spend much time in the future
Personalize ASP.NET 2.0 sites with profiles
(Tony Patton) Personalization is a key component of most Web applications these days. TechRepublic and Amazon are good examples of sites that remember certain user attributes. Providing such functionality with ASP.NET 1.x required some extra work and the use of the Session object, but version 2.0 si
Demonstrating the Consequences of Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Vulnerabilities
(Nitesh Dhanjani) High risk vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection can be easily demonstrated by security analysts to developers or business executives. For example, a xp_cmdshell request injected into an application vulnerable to SQL Injection can be used to demonstrate how an attacker can abuse SQL
XML Configuration Files made simple… at last! :)
(axos88) In the past, I used Delphi’s TIniFile, and TMemIniFiles a lot to store my configurations. I really really liked the way they were designed, easily to use, but they had small problem: No nesting of settings, only sections were defined, to group similar settings together. But sometimes that i
Managing MySQL on Solaris 10: Part 7: Solaris Performance Tuning and Performance Monitoring Tools 2
(Frank Mash) Another great tool is lsof which provides a list of open files. Unfortunately, once again, it does not come pre-installed on Solaris. What that means is you must install it. The good thing is, it is worth the five minutes that go into its installation.
The Toad’s Riddle
(Fred) A toad sat on a lily pad in the middle of a pond, waiting for a DBA to wander by. It didn’t take long for one to arrive, and the toad wasted no time in launching into his riddle.
Fun with ADF BC Bind Parameters – Part Three: Support for generic bind-parameters in ADF Business Components
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