Visual Studio Express Editions
As of today, we are allowed to finally talk about the Visual Studio Express Editions.
These are lightweight, easy-to-use and learn tools for hobbyists, enthusiasts, and novices.
Visual Basic 2005 …
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SQL Server Reporting Services SP1 Released
SP1 includes a variety of improvements to the inital release!
For a list of what's fixed and instructions read KB 839796, KB 842857, and KB 843369. To download SP1, visit this page.
Read more →SQL Packager from Red Gate Software
Red Gate just announced their SQL Packager product, which makes packing up and deploying databases a snap. You can package structure, data, or both. It creates a .NET executable which you can walk …
Read more →Was thinking today of all of the portal options avaiable and decided that there were too many to remember (rule of 7), so I thought I'd enumerate them, with hyperlinks, for future recall.
Rainbow …
Read more →ADO.NET changes in Whidbey (May 2004 CTP)
Dan Fox of Quilogy presented this topic
First, What's not going to be in ADO.NET 2.0 :-(
ObjectSpaces moved to the Longhorn wave Data Paging - (DbCommand.ExecutePageReader method) Stand-alone table …
Read more →This years conference looks to be really good. This is the 3rd year, and there are many Fox, .NET, and SQL folks here at the Westin Crown Plaza in Kansas City, MO.
Here are some other bloggers at the …
Read more →I just wanted to throw out a quick plug for my buddy Wally McClure and his company. I've known Wally for a couple of years now and respect him as an author, .NET/SQL wonk, and a consultant with …
Read more →Using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services
MSDN just posted a new article online. It was written by my friends Peter Blackburn (Boost Data Ltd.) and Bill Vaughn
(Beta V Corporation) and explains what SSL security is, why it's …
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