July 2004 - Posts
In response to a newsgroup post, I wrote this quick little tutorial. This tutorial assumes you have the AdventureWorks database installed, but any database will do. 1. Create SQL Server Project in Visual Studio 2. Add a connection to AdventureWorks database
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I was browsing the SqlServerCentral.com forums today and came across a post where a user was asking how to write a query to list all the stored procedures that contain a specific string. This might be useful, so I thought I better blog it lest I forget.
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This one had me stumped for a little while until I was kicked in the right direction. The Problem You have two tables, Address and State. Address contains an attribute StateId, which is a primary key in the State table. You create a GridView to allow
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Some background is probably in order. I'm a Software Tester here at Microsoft. I work in the Integration Test Team, Release Release Services, SQL Server. One of my new jobs is to look at how our products integrate. Currently I'm investigating SQL Server
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First off, my hat's off to the ASP.NET team for some very cool new controls. I have been developing web content, on and off, for quite some time (let's just say a long time). Sometimes I really get tired of coding the same thing over, and over, and over,
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I was all psyched to install Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1 today. After launching Setup, I got a nice little error message --------------------------- Visual Studio Beta Setup --------------------------- Setup has detected that previous versions of the product(s)
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I suppose everyone has to have one of these, so here's mine. Not much to say right now at this late hour, but I wanted to get something up here before the day was up. Will I make it?
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