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Author: Ray Barley
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As we are looking through the new features in SQL Server 2008 we found a potentially interesting one called Change Data Capture. Can you give us a detailed explanation of how we go about using this one? Change Data Capture is a new feature in SQL Server 2008 that records insert, update and delete activity in SQL Server tables. A good example of how this feature can be used is in performing periodic updates to a data warehouse. The requirement for the extract, transform, and load (ETL) process...
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Author: Jon Rista
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In today’s world, I’ve found that it becomes increasingly more complicated to render data in a meaningful and compact way. I’ve also found that the variety of controls, particularly ones for sale, seem to be created in a hurry, either because of time constraints or simply because of the desire to make money as cheaply as possible. It was because of a lack of quality in existing components that I decided to take the time and create two controls that I desperately needed. The first is a listview t...
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Author: Lukasz Swiatkowski
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This is the standard way Windows Explorer notifies the user that some file is in use, and therefore it cannot be “changed” in any way (that is renamed, moved, deleted, etc.) Of course there is the way for an application to notify Windows Explorer about which files are in use. For example Microsoft Office applications do that. When Windows Explorer is notified, the message saying that the file is in use looks different:...
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Author: Dion Kurczek
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PrismServer is a complete solution for adding chat and other general purpose multi-user messaging to your .NET applications. The concepts of a chat-enabled application, like creating and entering chat rooms, sending and receiving chat messages, and management of user profiles, are abstracted by PrismServer and made available through simple properties, methods, and events. This code submission consists of the following projects:
* SCG.Prism - A .NET class library assembly that contains com...
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After Oct. 2001, you cannot get help by pressing F1 in VC6 with latest MSDN. Microsoft has changed the help format from CHM to document explorer.
* Is it possible to use the latest MSDN in VC6?
* The answer is YES!
First, we must know how VC6 brings up the help after you press F1. This is easy if you have a debugger such as Soft-ICE. If you don't install MSDN, after you press F1, VC6 will popup a message box which says you haven't installed MSDN. Set a breakpoint at MessageBox....
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Author: Steve Fox
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Large-scale systems such as SAP and PeopleSoft, and other comprehensive line of business (LOB) systems, are critical for the successful management of all types of business data and processes. However, not everyone in an organization has access to these systems, so the business data in them is often available to only a select few. This often results in data being extracted out of the system for processing, creating a disconnect between the business data source and the information workers who cons...
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Author: S Keller
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If you know how an operating system works, it will help you a lot in programming, especially for system programs like device drivers; even for non-system-programming, it can help a lot. And also, I'm sure every one would like to have their own operating system.
You would also learn from this article how to read and write raw sectors from a disk....
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For those who aspire to write an NDIS 6.0 miniport windows ( Desktop PFs ) device driver for a new or existing ethernet controller, the only sample source code available is the E100BEX found in the Microsoft DDK. There are a couple of other type of NDIS drivers like IM available in the net, but not any miniport drivers for a NIC, AFAIK. The E100BEX sample, hereafter referred to as e100, is for the intel line of etherexpress 100Mbs NIC cards. So if one wants to understand this e100 by live debugg...
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Author: Jess O.
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If you decide to develop a firewall for Linux, you will find a lot of information and source code, all free. However, people interested in a firewall for Windows platforms have a little more difficulty, not only with finding information, as finding free source code is a task almost impossible!! So, I decided to write this article that describes a simple method for developing firewalls for Windows 2000/XP to help people interested in this subject....
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Author: Derek Bartram
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This article demonstrates how to use the CodeProject.dll to extract information for the Code Project Kevin Bacon game!
IMPORTANT NOTE - the data retrieval if set of 5,000,000 as it should be will consume lots of Code Project's bandwidth; if you want to give the demo a whirl, please use a limited set of say 1000 users. I have included the bulk load data for the first 1000 users which you should really use instead. Please respect Code Project. The online version should solve this problem, commi...
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This article is part 2 of a series of articles presenting the CodeProject.dll which may be used to extract information about users and articles on CodeProject. In this article the User class is discussed and the functionality expressed. The User class is responsible for obtaining information about a specific user by member number (or ID). The following information may be extracted;
* Member Name - not to be confused with member id or number
* User Status - i.e. bronze, silver, gold...
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There you are, project manager of a brand new project, you have done your project planning and have started implementation. Now you are thinking about what you can tell your PMI colleagues at the next chapter meeting, creating a wondrous spreadsheet to avoid project failure and revolutionize project control, and learning how to use a new whiz-bang software package you have just bought, when BAM - you are in trouble. A project wreck and you never saw it coming!...
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