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SQL Server Everywhere Edition announced

Paul Flessner announced the new addition to the SQL Server family. This will provide a lightweight storage on all clients and will include support for seamlessly synchronizing with other SQL Server editions. Milind Lele Read More...
Posted Thursday, April 06, 2006 10:58 PM by MilindLele | 3 Comments
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Awesome Jim Gray video (by yag)

Jim Gray was interviewed for Behind The Code back in early March. Jim's a Technical Fellow here at Microsoft and manages our Bay Area Research Center. For data folks like me, he is one of the people that came up with the theories that underly transaction Read More...
Posted Wednesday, April 05, 2006 3:02 PM by YAG | 0 Comments

Ken goes Live! (by yag)

Had to borrow the title from Andrew . Ken Levy, our VFP Product Manager is moving on to a Product Planning position in Windows Live . It's been awesome working with him these past few years. For those who don't know, Ken used to work with me at my own Read More...
Posted Tuesday, January 31, 2006 11:32 PM by YAG | 4 Comments

Four part paper on generics in VS 2005 (by yag)

Juval Lowy (who I'll be seeing tomorrow at the launch - did I mention we're launching Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 and Biztalk Server 2006) tomorrow? <g>) has a four part, 107 page paper on generics in C#, VB and MC++ that has been published Read More...
Posted Sunday, November 06, 2005 8:49 AM by YAG | 0 Comments

SSEUtil RTM version is now available (by yag)

For all you developers who love the command line, or want an easy way to perform simple administration functions on SQL Server 2005, you can now download the SQL Server Express Utility . Among its capabilities, you can: Connect to the main instance or Read More...
Posted Thursday, November 03, 2005 11:55 PM by YAG | 2 Comments

Tragic News (by yag)

I got an email today that an old friend and a long time VFP MVP, Drew Speedie and his son Brent died on Friday while hiking in Yellowstone Pa rk . Drew and I spent many years speaking at the same conferences all around the world – and he was one of the Read More...
Posted Sunday, September 18, 2005 10:27 AM by YAG | 5 Comments

I'm back - and an XML Editor tip (by yag)

It's been way too long since I've blogged. I was off on a family trip in Europe for 3 weeks, and wrapped that with customer meetings the week before and after. It's taken a while to get back into the swing of things - but here I am. I thought I'd start Read More...
Posted Wednesday, July 06, 2005 1:40 PM by YAG | 0 Comments

Cool Code Using VFP 9 (by John Koziol)

(UPDATED) ... Whoops, wrong alias name used in the USE IN command. Repaired now <g> So Richard Stanton, part of the VFP Dev team and the author of all the great VFP Report enhancements in VFP 9, and I were going over a very cool algorithm. I can't Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 11, 2005 12:51 AM by vsdata | 3 Comments

More bloggy goodness (by yag)

The C# team has a number of great blogs , and I've been after the VB team to be blogging more. So, I think I should point out a few of the new blogs starting up. Paul Yuknewicz , VB PM, has a blog where he's discussing the release of VB 2005 Beta 2 , Read More...
Posted Monday, April 18, 2005 9:10 PM by vsdata | 3 Comments

Anonymous Comments Accepted Again (by John Koziol)

For a while there, the bog wasn't accepting anonymous comments, that is, you had to register as a user at blogs.msdn.com. This has been changed and you can comment with or without an account. Read More...
Posted Monday, April 18, 2005 5:20 PM by vsdata | 1 Comments

Congrats to two Fox community sites (by yag)

One of the cool things about Visual FoxPro is its community. I just wanted to congratulate two community sites for hitting great milestones: PortalFox just hit its 20,000th user The Universal Thread hit its one millionth message It's great to see our Read More...
Posted Sunday, April 10, 2005 5:32 PM by vsdata | 1 Comments

New MSDN Forums for VS2005 (by yag)

Those of you reading this blog for a while know that I'm very committed to improving our feedback loop here at Microsoft. In that spirit, I just wanted to give a congrats to the team that has just launched our new MSDN forums . Currently in use for VS2005, Read More...
Posted Friday, April 08, 2005 4:58 PM by vsdata | 1 Comments

Creating Tablet PC applications in VB (by yag)

One of the things I showed when I was in India was various ways of ink-enabling your applications using VB.NET 2003. Now there's a new site, www.vbink.com , that focuses on just that. Pretty cool. (via Julia ) Read More...
Posted Friday, March 25, 2005 9:38 AM by vsdata | 0 Comments

Dataworks team blog (by yag)

One of the teams we work really closely with is Dataworks - they're the ones behind ADO.NET. They just started a team blog . First post is by their PUM, Alyssa. Welcome! Read More...
Posted Sunday, March 20, 2005 1:31 PM by vsdata | 0 Comments

XML Visualizer for VS2003 (by yag)

One of my favorite features coming in VS2005 is debugger visualizers . They allow you to easily add a type-specific form based visualization while debugging. Beth points to the XML Visualizer on GotDotNet. It lets you look at your dataset in a number Read More...
Posted Friday, March 18, 2005 5:52 PM by vsdata | 1 Comments
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