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re: Adding data to a SQL Server Database

Maharajan — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 13:05:57 GMT

Sir how to import data only from Excel Sheet to Sql Server 2008 by using asp.net with C#

re: How to post effectively in Forums

freezer — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 10:20:12 GMT

how to post in colour...i mean the font

re: What is Entity Framework?

Shivanand Arur — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 07:10:04 GMT

Hey Ed, Your Blog is really helpful (especially for Beginners)... Thanks for sharing... Will first share this Thread on some Social Networking Sites... Thank you once again.. :)

re: Where to post your questions in Microsoft Forums

Ashok Kumar — Mon, 27 Aug 2012 09:15:32 GMT

Hello,

I am Automation test developer for Coded UI, I just wanted to know, Is it possible to run Coded UI Test cases without VS 2010 environment?, using Dll is it possible to to run Coded UI test cases using MS Test manager?

Please post your answer.

re: Locks Unlocked

Do It Yourself — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 18:36:23 GMT

Do It Yourself

How to Rekey a Door Lock

If you want to have a new key to open your locks, would you have the locks changed or rekeyed?

Usually, the initial thought is to change the locks so that a new key is needed to open the lock. However, by rekeying locks, your cost will be lower and the job easier.

Changing your locks removes the entire old lock from the door and replaces it with a brand new lock. But rekeying locks is much easier and cheaper!

Check the brand on every door; your locks might have different manufactures. Purchase a re-key kit for each brand. They are readily available at home stores and online. The kits come with two keys and tools to re-key six door locks.

Unlock the door, and remove the doorknob by inserting the wire tool, included in your kit, into the hole on the knob. Release the clip and pull off the knob.

Push the lock cylinder out of the knob. Once the knob sleeve drops off, use the retainer ring tool, also in your re-key kit, to free the cylinder.

Using your old key, turn the lock ninety degrees left or right. Take the key out and push the plug through with the plug follower tool in your kit. Exert even pressure on the plug and tool to make sure you don’t loose the springs

Empty the plug pins and put the new key in the lock. Use tweezers to insert new color-coded pins into the plug. Follow kit instructions to ensure the new pins are in the right order. Reassemble the doorknob.

Tips: from wwww.charlesthelocksmith.com

Every brand of lock is slightly different; refer to the manufacturer’s directions for any nuances.

If the springs do pop out when you remove the plug, your re-key kits contains instructions for replacing them.

re: What is Entity Framework?

sudha — Thu, 28 Jun 2012 16:59:59 GMT

This article is very much needed for beginners

re: Adding data to a SQL Server Database

Farrukh alvi — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 15:49:01 GMT

hi i am having a problem with my sql queries i hope if any of you could answer this thank you.

INSERT into MY_employees

VAlUES ( 120 , ALVI , Farrukh, Farrukhalvi , 15000);

this is my sql statement and i have figured out that the columns which are initialized as varchar i am unable to insert anything into that and the error message is

"column not allowed here "

please help thank you

my email address is farukh_alvi88@hotmail.com. i am not a frequent user so please email me your answers thank you.

re: Where to post your questions in Microsoft Forums

Anand — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:49:11 GMT

Thanks a lot for this article.

Anand

re: What is Entity Framework?

Scott — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 22:58:32 GMT

I agree with James. I wanted a brief outline of what it is, and this article provided it. Thanks.

re: How to post effectively in Forums

Michael Donery — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 10:49:09 GMT

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