Sign in
DDITDev
A crack team of devs in the Developer Division. ASP.NET, SQL, C#, development practices.
Translate This Page
Translate this page
Powered by
Microsoft® Translator
Options
Email Blog Author
RSS for posts
Atom
RSS for comments
OK
Search
Tags
BitmapImage
C#
geotagging
image
Jason
LINQ
Open Source
performance
profiling
Scheduled Tasks
slow
SQL
Task Scheduler
thumbnails
trace
tracelistener
ve
virtual earth
VS2008
Windows Live Writer
Windows Services
wpf
Archive
Archives
May 2008
(1)
March 2008
(2)
September 2007
(2)
August 2007
(3)
July 2007
(1)
June 2007
(1)
May 2007
(1)
February 2007
(3)
October 2006
(1)
May 2006
(2)
April 2006
(1)
March 2006
(3)
February 2006
(3)
January 2006
(2)
December 2005
(2)
November 2005
(1)
October 2005
(4)
September 2005
(2)
August 2005
(1)
July 2005
(3)
June 2005
(4)
May 2005
(7)
Posts
Subscribe via RSS
Sort by:
Most Recent
|
Most Views
|
Most Comments
Excerpt View
|
Full Post View
DDITDev
Step into your customer's shoes - Posted by Avi
Posted
over 8 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
1
Comments
Many of the tools we write are used by the DevDiv Build Lab to get their job done. Cranking out 50-100 builds per night takes more than just a few fast servers, a great staff, and lots of alcohol ( kidding! ). There's only so many things you can keep...
DDITDev
Funny SQL2005 Maintenance Features (posted by Paul)
Posted
over 8 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
5
Comments
In SQL2000 maintenance plans if you want to backup databases there is an option to allow you to create a subfolder for each database that gets backed-up. And the same dialog is nice enough to ask if you want to remove backups older than x amount of days...
DDITDev
Some things I learned about SQL Indexing Tuning recently (posted by Paul)
Posted
over 8 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
2
Comments
Where to put the clustered index Last month there was a heated discussion in our group about whether to move the clustered index of a table from the primary key (int identity) to two columns that are heavily referenced in queries. Many people would...
DDITDev
Disabling an <asp:button> (posted by Aaron)
Posted
over 8 years ago
by
MSDNArchive
5
Comments
I consistently see people looking for easy ways to disable asp:buttons after they're clicked. The most common problem is that a user will click a button 20+ times not knowing that their action has been sent to the server. As you know, this can create...
Page 1 of 1 (4 items)