Showing posts with label database. Show all posts
Showing posts with label database. Show all posts

Ease your Visual Studio development with a SQL Server alias

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A quick little tip on how to manage connection strings in your applications with a SQL Alias that you can create with “SQL Server Configurat...
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Fast = $$$ How do you make sure to have a fast application?

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Many   articles on the web , books and statistics tell us that “faster = better” and even more important: faster = more revenue. ...

SQL can stink too - Code smell in stored procedures

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Figure : You don't need to dig deep to find smelly code I just found this nice piece of TSQL that I came across in a 500 line sto...

ORM: Should I go Micro?

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We had an interesting internal discussion about ORMs ( Linq to SQL , Entity Framework , …) and MicroORMs ( Dapper , Massive , PetaPoco , …)....
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log4net – How to change settings of an appender at runtime

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I found this awesome blog post about 4 tips on log4net from the year 2005. Since the code is out to date I post here my update. 2 nice thin...

Solution to: System.InvalidOperationException: There is already an open DataReader associated with this Command which must be closed first.

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from an internet website: a datareader represents an open connection to the database . to run 2 readers simultaneously, you need to use two ...

Access 2007 - Whats good and bad

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very interesting info.... sorry forgot the link.... http://allenbrowne.com/access2007.html