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Create custom looping procedures in SQL Server 2005

Tim Chapman shows how to create system stored procedures that will allow you to loop through and execute statements against any type of object in SQL Server 2005. by Tim Chapman

Tags: Stored Procedure, Microsoft SQL Server, SQL, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, CLR, Exec, N, Tim, System Stored Procedure, NVARCHAR, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Tim Chapman

Blog posts 2008-07-08

Hear how Mainsoft is opening options for .NET and Java developers

Mainsoft provides tools for running .NET code on the Java platform. I interviewed Mainsoft's Vice President of Technology, Eyal Eliahu Alaluf, via e-mail about a variety of subjects, including: managing a team on different continents Mainsoft has offices in the United States and Israel; working with .NET code within the...

Tags: Java Developer, Mainsoft, JVM, CLR, Eyal Eliahu Alaluf, Mono Open Source .NET Framework, .NET CLR, .Net, Programming Languages, Java, Application Servers, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Justin James

Blog posts 2008-04-08

Add stability to your ASP.NET applications with AppDomains

A colleague recently approached me about the concept of an application domain within ASP.NET. It took a minute to jog my memory about this security feature in the .NET Framework. If you could use a refresher on applications domains, here's a quick overview of the concept.What is it?The Application Domain,...

Tags: Security, .net, ASP.NET, Programming

Blog posts 2007-06-26

Common Language Runtime, VB.net or C#?

What are folk's opinons on these.I'm deploying a number of functions for our SQL server database. So far, I am using VB.net, but I am concerned that it might prove to be a dead end, so I'm considering sharpening my C# skills (basic knowledge, nothing high-end at all).What are...

Tags: .NET, Programming languages, Microsoft development tools, Richard_RPU, C#, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, CLR

Discussion threads 2007-06-21

Monitor .NET application performance with the CLR Profiler

GC errors"Garbage collection begins by assuming all objects are unnecessary until proven otherwise." - Right."An object proves that it is necessary essentially by its references, or who it is referenced by."- Ok, but if you're going to make the statement you could be more complete in the description. It's...

Tags: CLR, feedback, garbage, jwhite@..., monitor, programming, software, windows

Discussion threads 2007-01-17

Monitor .NET application performance with the CLR Profiler

In the .NET Framework, memory management is supposed to be handled automatically by the system. This allows you to concentrate on the important issues of application designand development. Unfortunately, this utopia has not been completely realized asmemory issues still appear in .NET-based applications. This article examinesone tool?the CLR (Common Language...

Tags: CLR, collector, garbage collection, garbage collector, Memory, Microsoft .NET, monitor, Software engineering/development, Tony Patton

Technical articles 2007-01-16

Monitor .NET application performance with the CLR Profiler

When you notice memory issues cropping up in your .NET applications, Tony Patton advises you to turn to the freely available CLR Profiler. It allows you to take a peek under the hood of .NET applications and monitor the garbage collector heap. In the .NET Framework, memory management is...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, CLR, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, Application servers, monitor, performance, garbage collection, garbage collector, memory, .NET Newsletter, Application, CLR Profiler, .NET CLR, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software

Technical articles 2007-01-16

Getting started with Microsoft .NET development

As Microsoft works on version 3.0 of its .NET Framework,more developers are turning their attention to .NET development. Thankfully,getting started with .NET is easy with the tools freely available fromMicrosoft.Based on a suggestion by TechRepublicmember Liesl,I decided to go back to basics this week and show you how to get...

Tags: Framework Class Library, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Corp., Tony Patton

Technical articles 2006-10-03

Getting started with Microsoft .NET development

In response to TechRepublic member Liesl's request, Tony Patton decided to cover the basics in this week's .NET column. He offers a brief overview of the main aspects of the .NET Framework and discusses where to get and then install the necessary tools. As Microsoft works on version 3.0...

Tags: Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Corp., CLR, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, Application servers, version number, Framework Class Library, .NET Newsletter, Development, Microsoft ASP.NET, Tool, Framework Class Libraries, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software

Technical articles 2006-10-03

Explore alternative languages for .NET development

Discover how you can leverage your existing programming skills to build .NET applications using a number of alternative languages (besides C#, VB.NET, or J#) for the .NET Framework. When .NET was first introduced, I had to giggle when the merits of the Common Language Runtime CLR were heralded;...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, Fortran, Middleware, Tony Patton, .NET, Application servers, Programming languages, CLR, COBOL, .NET Newsletter, Implementation, Language, IL, Ruby/.NET Bridge, NetRuby Interpreter, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software

Technical articles 2006-07-18

Explore alternative languages for .NET development

When .NET was first introduced, I had to giggle when themerits of the Common Language Runtime CLR were heralded; some IT pros saidyou could use almost any language to develop .NET code as long as it wasported to the platform. I laughed since COBOL and Fortranwere included in the list...

Tags: Microsoft .NET, Tony Patton, COBOL, Fortran, CLR

Technical articles 2006-07-18

SQL Server Yukon: Advantages of the new PIVOT operators

Yeah,a great leap forward!:).You must know your pivot columns ahead of time!Where as in Access they are created dynamically if desired.For a true replacement of the Access crosstab dynamic pivot functionality on sql server check out the RAC utility at www.rac4sql.net.Like Access but much more powerful with many features/options.And RAC...

Tags: CLR, Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, new PIVOT operator, PIVOT, PIVOT operator, rog11228@..., SQL Server Yukon, TSQL

Discussion threads 2004-10-14

Application Development: SQL Server "Yukon" and CLR integration

If you're a Microsoft programmer, you have probably invested quite a lot in the transition from Windows NT/SQL Server 7 to Windows 2000/SQL Server 2000. The transition to Longhorn/Yukon is going to require a similar investment. Enhancements to SQL Server Yukon will include more complex reporting services and better handling...

Tags: .NET, Application servers, Programming languages, Middleware, Databases, Development tools, CLR, application development, Sanders Kaufman, Jr., server, stored procedure, Yukon, Microsoft .NET, SQL, Microsoft SQL Server

Technical articles 2004-03-16

Setting up and using the Compact .NET framework

The Compact .NET Framework is a powerful tool that allows Windows .NET developers to easily leverage their existing skills to build mobile applications. As a result, projects are completed within a shorter development cycle. Taking the smaller memory footprint into consideration, code transfer from one platform to the other becomes...

Tags: .NET, Microsoft development tools, Application servers, Middleware, Microsoft Windows CE, Programming languages, Jean-Luc David, Microsoft .NET Framework, eMbedded Visual Basic product, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft .NET Compact Framework, Microsoft Visual Studio.Net, Mi

Technical articles 2003-08-19

Make your .NET apps interoperable with existing COM assets

By Tim LandgraveOne of the key design decisions that Microsoft made during the development of the .NET Framework and the common language runtime CLR was to support its legacy technologies, including COM components and COM+ packages (which I’ll refer to collectively as COM). The developers in most large companies with...

Tags: ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Middleware, .NET, asset, e Advantage, COM, interop assembly, runtime callable wrapper, Microsoft .NET

Technical articles 2003-05-07

Let Enterprise Services track your license count

By Mike GunderloySometimes it seems to take more code to support a component than to implement its functionality. For example, you might sell a client a server-side component with a license that limits the user to five simultaneous instances of the component. This business decision has development consequences: You now...

Tags: Lark Group, Inc., assembly, COM+, Microsoft .NET, System.EnterpriseServices

Technical articles 2003-04-23

Secure your .NET smart client apps with CAS

The Microsoft Windows .NET Framework has raised the bar for development in the era of smart client and XML Web services applications. The inclusion of a robust and object-oriented runtime engine, the Common Language Runtime CLR, coupled with a comprehensive set of class libraries, allows developers to more easily create...

Tags: .NET, Advertising & Promotion, Middleware, Daniel L. Fox, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft Windows .NET Framework, permission, code access security, CLR, Microsoft .NET Framework

Technical articles 2003-03-12

Essential .NET is not for the faint-of-heart

Addison-Wesley has pulled in one of Microsoft's big hitters to help produce what looks to be a great addition to the serious .NET developer’s library. In Essential .NET, Volume 1, The Common Language Runtime, authors Don Box an architect at Microsoft and Chris Sells present the CLR in great detail....

Tags: .NET, Middleware, Barb Seewer, Addison-Wesley, CLR, Essential .NET, Microsoft .NET

Technical articles 2003-02-20

What .NET actually means for CIOs

Perhaps no brand in the history of computing has been more mangled and misunderstood than Microsoft’s .NET. It’s been heralded as the replacement for COM, cited as the basis for all new Microsoft software products, and described as the killer of Java. Even Microsoft continues to vacillate on how to...

Tags: e Advantage, hardware, kernel, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft .NET Framework, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, system resource

Technical articles 2003-02-04

Under the covers of the .NET CLR

.NET promises to let you write code in numerous compliant languages, but exactly how does the CLR accomplish this feat? Learn more about the guts of this essential .NET functionality.By now you've heard a lot of talk about how .NET's Common Language Runtime CLR promises to let developers write code...

Tags: .NET, Middleware, Application servers, Microsoft development tools, Programming languages, Sanders Kaufman, Jr., Microsoft Visual Studio.Net, Microsoft .NET, CLR

Technical articles 2002-09-12