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This blog describes some of the Data features specific to Smart Clients. This includes Windows Forms, Devices and Visual Studio Tools for Office. The Smart Client Data team, AKA VB Data, is responsible for features such as the Data Sources Window, Typed
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Smart Client Data
The little database that could. Deploying SQL Mobile as a local / single user database across Microsoft Mobile devices
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over 8 years ago
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The little database that could. Deploying SQL Server Mobile 2005 as a local / single user database across Microsoft Mobile devices including the Tablet PC...
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Customizing the connection string for TableAdapters
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over 8 years ago
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Visual Studio 2005 now leverages the strongly typed settings file which wraps app.config. With connection strings stored in app.config/Settings, developers can centralize their connection strings across their application. Some advantages over VS2003 are...
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TableAdapters will support TimeStamp Concurrency Checks
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over 8 years ago
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I’m happy to report that we were able to get TimeStamp comparison added. The issue we faced was by the time the DBCommandBuilder API stabilized we were in what we call UI freeze which means we couldn’t change UI elements without some major negotiating...
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Databinding not happy with the object name containing dots
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DataBinding does not work well with DataTable name with a "." The Dot in a DataTable name or a DataColumn name will not make the DataBinding happy. For example, if you drag drop a table from the DataSource window to a Windows Form, it would not...
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