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Code Generator in C#
Updated for .Net Version 1.0

The C# Class Generator creates a C# class from a SQL database table. The class will have private variables and public properties for each database column. Also created are the database Add,Update, Select, Delete and RecordCount functions. The Add function will automatically set the Class Id column based on the @@identity value. Limitaitions include the necessity if having the first database column named 'Id' and setting its properties to autoincrement.

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Quickly Shrinking the Transaction Log On SQL Server
Krishnan Kaniappan presents some quick ways to shrink a SQL Server database's transaction log: Quickly Shrinking the Transaction Log. These can come in very handy when moving a db from 1 machine to another .. as pointed out by CoolBits.

When you detach the database using sp_detach_db, SQL Server will know that the database was cleanly shutdown and the log file need not have to be available to attach the database again. When you attach the database again SQL Server will create a new log file for you, which will be of the minimum size.

a) Detach the database using sp_detach_db procedure (before that ensure no processes are using the database files.)
b) Delete the log file.
c) Attach the database again using sp_attach_db procedure.

What Is A Professional Programmer? By Sarah George
So what does it mean to be a professional programmer? What does it mean to be a professional anything? Some definitions simply say to be a professional is "to make money from a skill," but true professionals also have a set of qualities often described as "professionalism." In my opinion, these qualities are...
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Where can I find a JDBC driver for my database?
A: This will depend on the database you use and the JDBC version you require. To find the latest versions, search Google for JDBC driver and add your database name.
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Finding the Gold in Your Denial Database
Most providers track denials to measure the overall extent of the denial problem in their organization and to establish the success of their appeal efforts. But what more should providers be getting out of their denial database? And how else can they use the denial database to reduce denials and increase the effectiveness of recovery efforts? (PRWEB Jun 21, 2006)
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Aware IM 2.0 Makes Creation of Web Database Applications Easier than Ever
Awaresoft Pty Ltd today announced the release of Aware IM 2.0 - a new, more powerful version of its popular easy-to-use web database management software. Aware IM™ 2.0 allows solution-focussed developers and experienced computer users to create comprehensive Web database applications without programming. (PRWEB Jul 17, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/dingpr.php/Q291cC1TdW1tLVBpZ2ctU3F1YS1JbnNlLVplcm8=
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Fighting the Evil-Doers: A Database Security Workshop on Tuesday, July 11
3 horror stories and how to be victorious in the battle to protect your customer database and your network. (PRWEB Jul 9, 2006)
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PostgreSQL: An Open-Source Object Relational Database Management System (ORDBMS)
In this article we will delve into the features of the PostgreSQL object-relational database environment and what makes it special. We will focus on features that make PostgreSQL different from most relational database management systems (RDBMS).
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BySQL - For SQL Server
BySQL enhances SQL database developer productivity by providing all the functionality of a database development and management tool, as well as a ...
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Why it is better to use PreparedStatement?
A: Prepared statements are more efficient for managing database actions because they give the driver and the database system itself the opportunity to optimise the queries, and to re-use them. Although the parameters of the query, update or insert may change, the more often the prepared statement is used, the greater the potential saving.
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Rendering the results of an Access Database in Excel
In this article we will demonstrate how to populate an excel spreadsheet with data from an Access database
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Database Web Programming with Cold Fusion
This article provides a brief synopsis of some key Cold Fusion Tags and functions that a web developer will need to produce active database content in Cold Fusion.
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Pretentious Plaid
Pretentious Plaid. web design: database development Website consulting, design, marketing, copywriting, hosting domain names. We specialize in all forms of web design including html, flash, ecommerce and database driven websites. Call us for a free consultation.. . .
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Sending Email in C# for Asp.Net
Updated for .Net 1.0

Sending email from Asp.Net is extremely simple. In this first part, we'll look at what it takes to send a basic message (text or Html) with or without an attachment. In addition, as we progress we will also add: the ability to send mail from a database replace fields in the message body with database values

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McObject’s Perst Pure Java Embedded Database Integrated with Solutions from CA’s Wily Technology Division
McObject today announced that the Wily Technology Division of CA (NYSE: CA) has leveraged McObject’s pure Java embedded database, Perst™, in the development of its industry leading enterprise application management solutions. Adopting McObject’s proven database has enhanced the performance of Wily solutions while accelerating product development. (PRWEB Jul 11, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/TG92ZS1JbnNlLVByb2YtUGlnZy1JbnNlLVplcm8=
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Jigsaw Business Contacts Marketplace Soars Past 3 Million Contacts; MySQL Open Source Database to Power User-Generated Growth
Jigsaw Data Corp., the online global marketplace for buying and trading business contact information, announced that it has selected MySQL, the world's most popular open source database software, to power its popular online user-generated database of over 3.3 million business contacts at more than 360,000 companies. (PRWEB Jul 17, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/Q291cC1Db3VwLVpldGEtU3F1YS1JbnNlLVplcm8=
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Human Ageing Genomic Resources
The Human Ageing Genomic Resources (HAGR) website provides tools and curated databases relevant to the genetics of human ageing. GenAge is a database of genes related to human ageing, and AnAge is a multi-species database facilitating the comparative biology of ageing. The Ageing Research Computational Tools (ARCT) is a collection of Perl modules to assist comparative genomics research.
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Two Principles of Conversation By Kevin Cauble
So whatâ??s a programmer to do? Short of waiting for MIS managers to become enlightened, not much--except try to work around the problem as best we can.
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Kognitio and IBM BladeCenter provide fastest, scalable database platform for Data Analytics
Kognitio has completed a highly successful benchmark of its WX2 analytical database software on IBM BladeCenter System X hardware. The joint solution is targeted at business users who want to gain fast access to data for reporting, data exploration and analysis. Following the benchmark, IBM and Kognitio will run targeted seminars on 12 and 13 July in London to educate end-users about the joint solution. (PRWEB Jul 7, 2006) Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/Q3Jhcy1QaWdnLVRoaXItUGlnZy1JbnNlLVplcm8=
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VistaDB :- Handy Embedded SQL Database for .NET
VistaDB is offering a free copy of their VistaDB 2.1 edition to any .NET blogger that posts a bit about their product on their blog .. A free trial is also available for download. One of the best features is that the database is XCopy-deployable and that it scales easily to massive sizes.

VistaDB is a small-footprint, embedded SQL database alternative to Jet/Access, MSDE and SQL Server Express 2005 that enables developers to build .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 applications. Features SQL-92 support, small 500KB embedded footprint, free 2-User VistaDB Server for remote TCP/IP data access, royalty free distribution for both embedded and server, Copy 'n Go! deployment, managed ADO.NET Provider, data management and data migration tools.

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2007 Key to Success: You are the CEO
Here’s my 2007 prediction:You will make more money in 2007 on the Net than you have ever made in the past.How? By changing your perspective. This year, you will see yourself and act like the CEO of your own Virtual Real Estate Company.Too often, you tackle problems as a web designer, an SEO, a programmer, [...]
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The Farm
The Tucows Developers' Hangout is a weblog that features articles of interest to software developers from beginner to expert, from casual hobbyist to enterprise systems programmer and whose target platform ranges from a handheld unit to the Internet.
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'Designing Effective Database System' put up for sale in eZine
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Rendering the results of an Access Database in Excel (The code)
This is an accompaniment to the article
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Reliable Software LLC Advances Peer-to-Peer Version Control Technology by Including a P2P Wiki and Bug Database with the Upcoming Release of Code Co-op 5.0
The upcoming release of Code Co-op 5.0 is due out this fall. With this release Reliable Software continues its track record of innovation by introducing peer-to-peer Wiki support and an extensible Wiki-based database. This release will also round out Code Co-op’s base feature set by including branch and merge support. For email collaborators, Code Co-op 5.0 will support SMTP/POP3 as an alternative to interfacing with MAPI email clients. Extensive improvements have been made to the GUI to simplify the review of incoming changes and historical change records. [PRWEB Jul 12, 2006]
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You’re Not a Programmer, We Won’t Pay You That Much
Occasionally, people ask me to create XHTML/CSS template based on provided .PSDs. Most of the time, such projects are pretty straight-forward — I tell the hourly rate and the estimated hours. The prospective client then accepts the offer or not.It could be zillion reasons why clients reject offers and I’m used to some neutral (read: polite) [...]
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SQL Cheat Sheet: Query By Example - Part 2
In this article, we'll cover some more SQL tricks for accomplishing tasks such as getting the details of the newest record from a relational database.
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Amazon DBD DBI interface
There's a new perl module out that interfaces Amazon web services like a database...
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Resources from recent talks

I have posted slides and demo code from my talks this month at Code Camp 5, DevTeach, and VSLive! on my site here. I have also posted each of these individually on the respected sites for the conference.

Each of these conferences went well. There were lots of great questions, and as with all speaking opportunities, I learn from those attending as well as become more comfortable with the material. One highlight for me was the great evals for each, and at DevTeach, I actually placed as the #1 speaker in the SQL/Data track based on evaluation results.

One issue I had with getting Service Broker to work at Code Camp 5 was resolved before DevTeach. I found that after I attached the new AdventureWorks database (included in the latest April SQL Server 2005 Samples), the authorization for the database was different than what I was using. This caused messages sent from an Initiator Queue to fail for Service Broker. My friend Rushi (a developer on the Service Broker team at Microsoft -- he has a great blog) mentioned I needed to do this:

ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON DATABASE::AdventureWorks TO sa ;
GO

After this step, things were right again and my demos WORKED!

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What Exactly is Web 2.0?
Many of you have probably seen references to 'Web 2.0' around the 'Net. Tim O'Reilly has taken on writing about what this term means in his recent article, What Is Web 2.0, Design Patterns and Business Models for the Next Generation of Software. It's not just a boring article defining the term or written so that only programmers would understand it, though. Tim's new article overviews how the Internet arrived where it is today, comparing the past with comparables today in a way that even a non-programmer like myself can understand. Today's post provides an overview of this fascinating new article. (389 words, 3 links)
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SkimCSS
Features a keyword tagged and searchable database of CSS resources. Visitors may submit suggestions, and vote on the quality of existing articles thus creating a social rating system. A tag cloud is provided, as well as RSS feeds for recent additions.
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Career Paths for Programmers By John Bennett, Jr.
The key to maintaining a good employment outlook in IT, it seems, is to move out of programming and up into more business-oriented IT positions such as systems analyst, business analyst, project manager, or systems architect. However, a computer programmer can't just decide to become a systems analyst or project manager overnight.
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Behind the Scenes with Apache's .htaccess
Although I'm a designer and not a programmer or server-side specialist, for a few years I've used Apache's .htaccess to a limited degree for clients' websites, primarily for simple URL redirects and setting up custom error pages. Now that I can use Apache's .htaccess for my own websites, I've been immersed in learning more about how to use this powerful tool conservatively but effectively to redirect URLs and to combat spammers and bad bots. Today's post provides links to some of the online sources that I've found especially helpful. (3024 words, 91 links)
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Threadwatch overload
Really keen to know what's going on at threadwatch.org Warning: mysql_connect(): Too many connections in /home/wilson/public_html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 31 Too many connections Nick &Co were slashdotted or something like that :-) ... or are those link injection tricks the reason???...
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SPAMfighter Choose ScimoreDB Database
Scimore UAB, a developer of distributed/parallel high-performance RDBMS, today has announced partnership with SPAMfighter, Europe's leading anti spam developer. (PRWEB Jun 30, 2006)
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Databases: Past, Present, and Future
This article is dedicated in memory of Edgar F. Codd - Father of Modern Relational Database Theory.In this article we will delve into the history of databases - how it started, where the industry is now and what its potential achievements will be.
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Happy New Year!

My New Year's resolutions are to....

Use FORTRAN on RAILS as my language of choice
Use Waterfall methodologies
Use Access for all my database needs

Here's to a productive and happy year!

Online Trends for e-fulfilment Retailers Look for Alternatives
Presenting accurate and a well researched database has become a priority for bricks+clicks as well as online retailers. The need for retailers is to populate their websites with detailed product information. [PRWEB Nov 12, 2005]
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DataHub Scripting Puts Live Data into ODBC Databases
Any ODBC-compliant database can now track live financial or process data with up-to-the-millisecond accuracy. [PRWEB Nov 2, 2005]
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Writing to Captivate Your Readers
Writing articles and allowing them to be freely reproduced can really get your name somewhere by helping you build your profile as an expert in the first place. Secondly, by drawing traffic to your site and finally helping you build a database of potential clients through associated e-courses or a newsletter.
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Programming project is eating my lunch
I've been maintaining Radio silence this week because of a project to republish the Chef Moz restaurant database as Dining.Name, a dynamic Web site created with Java and Perl and served with MySQL and PHP.

I started the project with two goals in mind: Getting more experience developing real-world Web applications and promoting Chef Moz, a corner of the Open Directory Project devoted to restaurant listings and reviews. Chef Moz offers its entire database under an open license, but no one appears to be doing anything with it.

I'm beginning to understand why. There are a lot of obstacles to overcome when dealing with 134 megabytes of XML data that isn't well-formed, contains hundreds of illegal characters, and isn't in the UTF-8 character set as described in the documentation. (I was so desperate at one point I turned to Perl, which is my language of last resort.)

I'm hoping the project becomes a useful consumer-friendly interface to Chef Moz, which is designed more for project contributors than hungry diners, as shown in this before and after view. At a minimum, it should give me plenty of fodder for programming articles here on Workbench (and future books).
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Freedb.org Ending

haroldag writes "Freedb, the free music database used by tons of CD ripping software, has been shut down due to a disagreement among its developers. One of its developers used a data dump from the original freedb.org and is providing the service at freedb2.org, though, and will be adding features and posting them at his site as they become available. Unfortunately, a database dump or source code for freedb2.org is yet nowhere to be found."

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The Pain of Being Hacked!
Almost finished getting back one of my site after being hacked. All files have been deleted, all database have been lost. I have contacted the support of the site where one of my site was hosted and immediately they have responded and re-gain back my hosting account and my cpanel information. Unfortunately, my hosting provider [...]
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Calendar of Events in C#
Updated for .Net 1.0

I needed a web based even calendar and thanks to the new .Net Calendar Control, the rest was easy. What I ended up with was a nice little event based calendar that gets events from an SQL database table.
04/10 - Updated to correct a bug that appeared when the same date was selected twice.

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