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Category Archives: Programming
High Availability with SQL Server and Double-Take – the links
In 2008, Steve Warren with TechRepublic created a 3-part blog post with details of how to configure Double-Take software to protect SQL Server. The 3 parts are not mutually linked to each other. Here are links to all three parts: Part … Continue reading
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Easy way to apply filter to DataTable
Problem: Cannot directly apply a filter to a datatable. The application requires dynamic filtering for various criteria, altered at runtime by the user. Re-querying the database is not feasible; filters must be applied at the client upon a local DataTable. … Continue reading
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OMG, CTE TVF and UDF
O M G. https://www.simple-talk.com/sql/t-sql-programming/sql-server-apply-basics/ SO, SO helpful to understand how to restructure the LEFT OUTER JOINs in my Common Table Expression (CTE) to instead use User Defined Functions (UDFs) that return Table-Valued Functions (TVFs). Mr. Sheldon’s article brought everything together for me. My CTE … Continue reading
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Some free C# charting components / tools
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Time to see what the other side is doing (moving from windows forms development to web apps)
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Replacing SSMS
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Remove bold formatting from copied DataGridView column headers
When copying from DataGridView and pasting to Excel, the column headers were bolded. This was undesirable, requiring a manual Paste Special… as Text or Unicode Text every time data was copied. This problem was resolved by adjusting the clipped data’s … Continue reading
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Heads-down data entry into a list
This is a concise, user-friendly way to add intuitive functionality to a form that controls one or more lists of entries. It is optimized for 10-Key operators but will also work for QWERTY-mode users. Drop a Textbox and a Listbox onto the … Continue reading
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