Actually, I look at Reflector as a tool that helped advance the cause of dot
net. Anyone who was
interested had a chance to delve deeply into the framework to get a true
understanding of how the
technology worked. It was effectively an Open System.
Once you put a price on it, the system
Hi people,
A friend of mine is looking for an intermediate person to help run the IT side
of his events management
business in Torquay. It's pretty much a lifestyle job.
Details below. Please reply to me directly if you are interested, or know
anyone that might be interested.
Regards,
Tony
Hi all,
I am currently trying to improve the template code in our stored proc
generator.
In the insert stored proc, there seems to be a lot of code with references to
deadlock detection,
and attempts to re-run the insert if it fails due to a deadlock.
But the insert statement itself has a
Hi all,
According to:
https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/328811/scope-identity-sometimes-
returns-incorrect-value
SCOPE_IDENTITY() has a bug that causes it to fail whenever parallelism kicks in
(a more common
occurence these days with the proliferation of multiprocessor
Hi all,
I have my archidev hat on at the moment (given my last few emails I'm betting
that doesn't
surprise people)
One task I have been looking at is figuring out how to convert our applications
from Linq to SQL
over to Linq to Entities. The reasons are that Linq to Entities is installed
hahaha, and we all know what a mistake he made, hey Corneliu? Obviously missed
asking the
right questions and missed an exceptional candidate.
My experience a few years ago with recruiters was seeing a whole lot of ads on
seek asking for
developers, and then having the exact same recruiters
Hi all,
One of my gripes regarding Visual Studio 2010 is just how long it takes for
that XAML Design view
to load. It takes ages. On my machine it can take 20 seconds to load. On one of
my colleagues
I've seen it take between 40 seconds and a minute to load. It's an absolute
pain.
So when
Actually, a friend of mine's wife is an anti-Gambling campaigner who produced a
report with Tim
Costello. According to the report, for every $1 million spent to jobs created
in various industries,
the Food industry produced 20 jobs, the Gift industry produced 10 jobs, but the
Gambling industry
Hi Peter,
Databases that only have a relatively small amount of data and are unusually
large are often
caused by having transaction logs that have blown out in size. The usual way to
reduce the size of
the transaction log is simply to back it up properly (depending on the recovery
model).
Can you not submit a request to run a delete query to remove all the old data?
I'd try to submit
a patch script that does that. Try to sell it as a win-win scenario - your
win is obvious and they
win because it looks like they're doing their job!
That query looks like it's scanning 2 Bit
Before the Parallel Import Act was passed in 2003, Allan Fels gave a speech on
Parallel
Importation, found here:
http://www.accc.gov.au/content/item.phtml?
itemId=179183nodeId=5466d384ea376830f3007417eef6cb72fn=PARALLEL%20IMPORTING.pdf
This explains the main reasons that it was ultimately
Hi all,
I have a stored procedure with nested transactions.
A rollback transaction occurs in the inner transaction, but I don't want that
to cause the outer
transaction to rollback.
Is that possible? It seems that the rollback always rolls back both
transactions.
Regards,
Tony
Well, I guess we'll give it a try again once the product is released, but if it
gives us any trouble, it
won't be worth the effort and we'll pull back until service pack 1. That said,
Microsoft often have
extra RCs internally before RTM anyway, so hopefully that has resolved most of
the
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