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Load Testing SQL Server Reporting Services using Visual Studio 2005
Here is a great article on how to leverage the unit testing engine built into Visual Studio to test SQL Server Reporting Services. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnsql90/html/VS05PLTSQL.asp Read More...
Connection Pooling Scope and Behavior
I recently ran into a question regarding the scope of connection pools that .NET creates when applications require a database connection. The following feedback and link was provided by a colleague of mine in response to the question: As per the folloiwng Read More...
Visual Studio and SQL Server 2005 Beta and CTP Uninstall Tool
Of course, by now everyone is running Visual Studio 2005, riiight? [8-|] For those folks that are just beginning to install, check out this tool that will clean your machine of previous versions of pre-released Visual Studio 2005 and SQL Server 2005 and Read More...
Best Practices for CLR Assemblies vs. TSQL
A very good article on MSDN will help developers determine when to use the CLR stored procedures, functions and triggers versus traditional TSQL ones. The guidance is as follows directly from the article: Use declarative T-SQL SELECT , INSERT , UPDATE Read More...
Standard Numeric Format Strings Output
Since I'm doing a bit of SQL Server Reporting Services development and architecture, I found this URL on MSDN that leads to standard .NET format syntax for data types. This is specifically relevant when doing financial reporting and formatting numbers Read More...
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