I haven't listened to any of these yet, but Fritz Onion is a very knowledgeable guy. I enjoyed his book. There are 4 future and 11 past (on demand) web casts. ...
hi y'all, haven't met most of you yet but glad for the start we are having on a local .NET developer's community. So Janet and I are developing a WIndows Forms...
Tim, Yes, we need to have another meeting. I will send out something before the end of the week. On the controls issue, I have never seen anything like that...
hi all, Have you all seen that Microsoft has bundled and spiffed up all of their application blocks as the new patterns & practices Enterprise Library? It's a...
hi Andrew, Thanks for your thoughts. We see this problem with the built in controls, user controls and actual custom controls (e.g. a new button class that...
Thanks to Wayne and Andy last night for the idea of setting the SQLConnecction.ConnectionTimeout property to solve the problem of very long running queries...
The author of this was interviewed on this week's Dot Net Rocks Show. 25 and the first project he has ever worked on. Pretty amazing! Written in C#. The...
Is there a simple way in Transact SQL to compare on Date without comparing on Time? For example, if I want all records that match a specific date, how do I...
Just so everybody knows: I was the one who originally asked Bob if he knew a good way to do this, and he said, "Let's put it to the .NET group". I've since...
CONVERT(varchar(10),DateColumn,112) == CONVERT(varchar(10),DateColumn2,112) Convert to truncate strings, that just include the first 12 characters, i.e. ...
Rob, You can also try: WHERE DATEDIFF('d',DateColum,DateColumn) <> 0 This gives the difference in days for the two columns and the diff is 0 they are the same...
You all have just made my life worth living. Thanks for these tips, I struggle with date/time stripping all the time! -Syd ... Sydney P McGrath Email ....
The suggestion solutions all work but I don't like too much the idea of converting to string for comparison. It seems like you could easily run into culture...
Thanks Teri, you are totally right! I actually realized this *oops* in the logic of my UDF in the middle of the night a few days ago and meant to write again. ...
I want to setup multiple web sites, all under a common root. Here's what I want: * <file://www.dewaardandjones.com> www.dewaardandjones.com is a site written...
Bob, The issue you have with the step-up you want it that all image and include references need to be relative, i.e. "images/test1.gif", instead of virtual ...
Wayne, I have the sites working already as discrete names (e.g. test1.dewaardandjones.com, test2.... etc) using host headers. What I want is to have these...
Did that, but these aren't .NET - just ASP. Still doesn't work. Bob ... From: Andrew Robinson [mailto:nemoby@...] Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2005 6:18 PM ...
Is there a limit to the amount of data I can attach to a response.redirect statement? I have heard that only 256 characters are allowed, but I don't believe it...
Bob, This is limited by your browser. IE has a limit of 2048 in the url. Make sure to count the legth of the filename / path. Other browsers may be different. ...
Bob, Here is a possible work around: Add your data to the server Cache using a GUID for a key. Cache.Add(yourdatakey, yourdata, null, DateTime.Now.AddMinutes ...
Cool idea, but the pages are on different servers. Ideally, I would like to do a POST on the way out rather than what effectively amounts to a GET. Bob ... ...
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