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ADO Data Binding Primer

SQL Server Pro

Protect your data access processes from SQL injection attacks. William Sheldon uses best practices and examples based on Windows Forms and ASP.NET to illustrate the concept of data binding.


SSRS and MOSS 2007: Deploying the Power

By Stacia Misner, 10/25/2007

Deploy SSRS and MOSS 2007’s information-integration features to help business users find what they need, analyze results, and share their insights for better decision making.

The Logical Puzzle

By Itzik Ben-Gan, 10/25/2007

Get the solution to October's puzzle "Two Mathematicians," and prepare your mind for November's puzzle, which involves an insane number sequence.

Enforce Uniqueness Without the Unique Constraint

By Readers, 10/25/2007

If you've ever come across the problem of hitting the 900-bytes limitation for unique constraints, you'll want to check out this simple solution.

New Training Grounds

By Michael Otey, 10/25/2007

Microsoft's new MODL training is where Second Life meets traditional classroom training. The result: an entirely new training environment that provides a fun, life-like training ...

End-User Reporting Tools

By John Bowen, 10/25/2007

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) has some built-in features for generating and exporting reports, but these third-party utilities expand those capabilities and target end-user ...

Reporting Services Scripter

By Kevin Kline, 10/25/2007

Reporting Services Scripter's three modes of operation let you run scripts that you've created, move scripts between folders and servers, and generate scripts for reports already ...

Take Advantage of Osql and Bcp Without Having to Remember All Their Command-Line Options

By Bill McEvoy, 10/25/2007

Here's a stored procedure that consolidates the basic functions of osql and bcp. Switching between these utilities' output is simply a matter of changing the value of an input ...

SQL Server Versions

By Michael Otey, 10/25/2007

Now that Microsoft has released several different service packs for SQL Server 2005, chances are you're running multiple versions. Here's an easy way to see what you're running.

Can’t Wait for SQL Server 2008!

By Douglas McDowell, 10/25/2007

Maybe it’s not too soon for SQL Server 2008, especially when you consider how 2008 offers strong BI enhancements in three key areas: Reporting Services, Database Services, and ...

Grouping Sets, Part 2

By Itzik Ben-Gan, 10/25/2007

As you dive deeper into SQL Server 2008's grouping-sets features and learn about the new CUBE and ROLLUP options and the GROUPING_ID function, you'll experience better performance ...

Boost Performance with Parallel Processing

By Andrew J. Kelly, 10/25/2007

Learn when and how to use SQL Server's parallel-processing settings, and you'll be able to achieve the best balance between concurrency and speed for your unique environment.

T-SQL UDF Quickly Determines How Often a Substring Appears

By Eli Leiba, 10/25/2007

To determine the number of occurrences of a substring within a string, a user-defined function (UDF) performs a simple arithmetic calculation.

An ADO Data Binding Primer

By William Sheldon, 10/25/2007

There are commonalities between the different forms of data binding. This article's focus on simple Windows Forms and ASP.NET examples provides a great introduction to data ...

The Data Warehouse Bus Architecture

By Michelle A. Poolet, 10/25/2007

Find out how conformed dimensions and facts make up an enterprise data warehouse.

What’s Hot Online: PASS 2007 Roundup, Reader-Inspired Content

By Anne Grubb, 10/25/2007

If you couldn't attend PASS 2007 in September, the next best thing is reading our online conference highlights. And get a sneak preview of the January "reader solutions" issue, ...

Sharpen Your Skills: Joins, Groupings, and Data Types

By Pinalkumar Dave, 10/25/2007

Learn the difference between UNION and UNION ALL; INNER JOIN and OUTER JOIN; DISTINCT and GROUP BY; NVARCHAR, VARCHAR, and CHAR; and timestamp and GETDATE().


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