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Rafat Sarosh
Replication - Enterprise SOA Anti pattern
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over 6 years ago
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rafats
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Too much of the good thing – Replication. Nice article in ‘ The Architecture Journal ’, Whenever you see a replication happening in your enterprise, cast a doubtful eye on it, this can signal an Enterprise SOA Anti pattern . It is true to the dots, I...
Rafat Sarosh
Scope_Identity() and OUTPUT
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over 6 years ago
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rafats
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I seen couple of articles talking about OUTPUT Clause of SQL 2005, but no one is warning the side affect of it on the scope_Identity() function. Let me explain with an example: You have a Table T1, and would like to save the auditing data from T1 to...
Rafat Sarosh
connection string
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over 6 years ago
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So what is the OLE DB connection string for Excel or Exchange? Finally, all this on one page http://www.connectionstrings.com/ .
Rafat Sarosh
Divide by Zero
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What will be the out put of the following code: try { double k = 19; double m = 0; k = k / m; Console .WriteLine( Convert .ToString(k)); Console .Read(); } catch ( Exception ex) { Console .WriteLine(ex.Message); } Different data type behave differently...
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