BizTalk Server 2004 - Deep Dive Training
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My friends at QuickLearn in Washington state have put this training together, and I've heard good things about it from my friends at Microsoft. So, if you are looking for a deeper dive into BTS2004 …
Read more →O/R Mappers and Code Generators
Trying to put together a comprehensive list of all .NET-based O/R mappers, because I get asked all the time. Sorry, but I'm not going to include any comparisons or analysis -- you're on your own. …
Read more →ISV Community Days (Resources)
Welcome to the all of the ISVs who are attending this quarter’s ISV Community Days Events! Here’s a link to download some additional materials. This covers the presentations, demos and …
Read more →Welcome ISVs - Here's a link for you
Welcome to the ISVs who are attending this quarter's ISV Community Days Events! Here's a link to download some additional materials. This covers the presenations, demos and scripts so you …
Read more →Windows Server Division WebLog!
If you are at all interested in Windows 2003 64-bit, then be sure to add this blog to your aggregator. Please spread the word to any ISVs you know or meet that this blog will quickly become a way to …
Read more →Oracle announces Dev Tools for VS.NET
Not that I’m an Oracle developer, it’s just a very well-written article
Read more →SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005 ISV Community Tour begins!
Well, I'm off again, touring the country, and delivering the message to folks in a number of cities over the next two months.
If you would like to download the slides, demos, or scripts, then go to my …
Read more →Going through my VSLive photos ...
Between all my buddies taking photos, I've got some good ones. Including this (cropped) shot of Bill Vaughn talking to someone in the foreground, and Doug Purdy busy doing something with his thumb in …
Read more →SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) Presentation
Thanks everyone who attended. If you have any questions, please ping me at delphi@delphi.org or v-richh@microsoft.com
Here's the slides, code, and output from my presentation.
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