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December 2003 - Posts

Vacation

I am going on vacation from tomorrow. I will have intermittent connectivity and i hope to post some of the things that i was thinking for the past few days. Read More...
Posted Wednesday, December 31, 2003 10:37 AM by ramkoth | 0 Comments
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Litmus test for the agillity of architecture

Today’s business environment is very dynamic. Things change all the time. Definition of business concepts such as customer or employee changes over a period of time. Business rules change more frequently than business concepts. Think about new federal Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 23, 2003 11:12 AM by ramkoth | 2 Comments
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Manually creating DTC Transactions

I have seen this article somewhere before. I am not able to find it. I modified the code little bit and reposting it here. Scenario: There are cases where your application has to update your database and queue messages to MSMQ in a single atomic transaction Read More...
Posted Tuesday, December 23, 2003 6:40 AM by ramkoth | 7 Comments
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Pagination and SQL

Almost all applications require end-users to search through information. Search results are often shown in some sort of list controls such as Grid, Listview etc. It is very often the case that the search results contain too many records to show in one Read More...
Posted Monday, December 22, 2003 3:17 PM by ramkoth | 10 Comments
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OR Technologies discussion contd

What a way to start a blog!!! Got slammed by many people for my cut-throat remarks on futility of current OR technologies. But, I love to have continued discussion on this subject. There is couple of things to start with a) My remarks are derived from Read More...
Posted Monday, December 22, 2003 9:50 AM by ramkoth | 1 Comments
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Futility of Object-Relational technologies

OR (Object-Relational) technologies attempt to abstract OO developer from knowing intricacies of relational database. It does so by de-coupling the object definition from its persistence. Persistence layer will do the 'right thing' to persist information Read More...
Posted Sunday, December 21, 2003 6:28 PM by ramkoth | 17 Comments
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Introduction

Here is a little intro about me. I am a Solutions Architect in this little team called .NET Enterprise Architecture Team. My primary focus is in providing solutions to some of the recurrent issues that our enterprise customers face in building solutions Read More...
Posted Saturday, December 13, 2003 6:34 PM by ramkoth | 5 Comments
 
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