If broken it is, fix it you should

This week I turned 10 in Microsoft years which according to MS tradition means that you need to bring in 10 lbs of M&Ms to the office to treat your co-workers with as they stop by and reminisce about the past 10 years :)  We don’t really have Read More...

Spike in our data access support team has a really good blog talking about data access related issues in .net. Recently he wrote a really good post about what you should gather to troubleshoot a connectivity issue effectively such as Connection strings Read More...

Earlier this week I got an email from a reader who had a hang in an application and sent in some Debug Diag logs. In order for me to dig in deeper I would need to open a support case as I would have to ask follow up questions and look at the dumps etc. Read More...

If you live in Sweden and haven’t signed up for TechDays 2009 yet, go ahead and check it out.  There are a lot of good speakers scheduled for the conference. What is even more exciting is that my support buddies will have their own track running Read More...

In my last post I wrote about a WCF hang I caused because of a newbie mistake. I also wrote that I would post about how to create a simple WCF service. This tutorial is mostly for myself so that I’ll remember what I did, but hopefully it might benefit Read More...

I know it is a little late, but Happy New Year to all of you. My holiday break was great, and I wish I would have had some more time to blog, but instead I got an XBOX 360 and a Guitar Hero World Tour game so the blog had to take the back seat for a while… Read More...