(Scott Mitchell) ASP.NET 1.x provides four Web controls that serve as list controls: The DropDownList, The CheckBoxList, The RadioButtonList, and The ListBox
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Monitor CPU Usage of All Running Processes – Part I
(Muthusamy Anantha Kumar) This article illustrates how to monitor CPU usage on different running process on one machine and on multiple machines. In many organizations, the SQL Server Database administrator and System administrators have the responsibility of trouble shooting and identifying the cau
Enhance .NET applications with the Enterprise Library
(Tony Patton) While the .NET platform provides a powerful set of tools and libraries to build robust applications, I am always amazed by the additional free add-ons provided by Microsoft. In my opinion, the most notable is the Enterprise Library. This set of application blocks developed by the p
Hiding SQL Server
(Serdar Yegulalp) Windows servers “announce” their presence on local networks via NetBIOS by default, so any other computer configured with a domain browser (essentially the Computer Browser service) can see a server without knowing its IP address. If you’re running SQL Server in an environment wher
Cross Platform DB2 Application Development
(Chris Eaton) As I mentioned in my previous posting, the number one design goal from a DB2 family perspective is to ensure applications written for one member of the DB2 family run on all members of the DB2 family. Why is this important? Well if you think about how a lot application developers work,
Making your smart client application work in a disconnected environment
(Steve Joubert) Let’s say you’ve decided to build a smart client application. You’ve determined that it will run on Microsoft SQL Server and employ a data store solution that the client will use in disconnected mode. Your next step will be deciding how the two data storage mechanisms will interact w
Generic Architecture for Caching Table Data: Hello Cache, How Are You Doing?
(Mark Vilrokx) Now that you have set up a functioning cache, are you sure it’s giving you the performance enhancements you need? Keep reading to learn three ways to check the performance of your cache.
Using .NET Stored Procedures in Oracle
(Mark A. Williams) In this installment of Mastering .NET Application Development with Oracle, you will learn a step-by-step approach for taking advantage of .NET stored procedures in your applications. You will learn how .NET stored procedures are supported, how to install and configure the Oracle D
Shining a Light on LAMP
(Peter Yared) Welcome to LAMP 101. Two years ago, the general IT population still didn’t know exactly what LAMP was; it was a well-kept “hobby” in the dark corners of enterprise development. Although it still hasn’t reached the height of cocktail conversation, LAMP has come a long way, building
Caching Result Sets in PHP: Porting the Code to PHP 5
(Alejandro Gervasio) In this part of the series, you will see in detail an updated version of each class that composes the caching system, for a correct implementation in PHP 5. Also, the “Cache” class will be modified to work with an array processor class that handles array operations. It should he