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  • Data Dude!

    Microsoft just changed the licensing for the Developer Team Edition for MSDN. If you have the Developer SKU you are now also licensed to use the Database Team Edition. (If you don’t know what SKU you have go to MSDN and check). Why does this matter to me? The Database edition has many cool features but...
    Posted to Shawn Weisfeld [MVP] (Weblog) by sweisfeld on 10-23-2008

  • 2008 SQL Saturday Tampa

    SQL Saturday Tampa 2008 was great, a big thank you to the organizers Pam, Wes, and team, great job guys! To those that attended my session on the SQL CLR I have uploaded my presentation here ( http://cid-afc22ba66ea68f7d.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/2008_02_16_SQL_CLR.zip )
    Posted to Shawn Weisfeld [MVP] (Weblog) by sweisfeld on 02-17-2008

  • Why "SET NOCOUNT ON" Sucks

    As I mentioned in a previous post , David Hayden sat in the front row and gave me an especially hard time about ‘set nocount on’ as a tip. I don’t remember the exact words, so I’m going to have to roughly paraphrase. His complaint was that some data access layers or object relational mapping tools or...
    Posted to roy ashbrook (Weblog) by royashbrook on 07-17-2007

  • Notes from the TechEd 2007 Birds of a Feather I did with Alan

    Shawn Weisfeld C# MVP President Orlando .NET Users Group http://www.shawnweisfeld.com shawn@shawnweisfeld.com Alan Stevens President East Tennessee .NET Users Group alanstevens@gmail.com http://netcave.org/ Notes by Dave Noderer: daven@computerways.com (thanks Dave for taking notes during the session...
    Posted to Shawn Weisfeld [MVP] (Weblog) by sweisfeld on 06-09-2007

  • command cancel vs close

    There are a ton of articles about using command cancel vs close when you are using a datareader. The idea is that it will make things faster if you cancel the command rather than just closing it if you have an occasion to interrupt the execution. If you don’t cancel, it seems that it will read the rest...
    Posted to roy ashbrook (Weblog) by royashbrook on 05-03-2007

  • My DataHelper

    While I am a firm believer in the Enterprise Application Blocks from Patterns and Practices ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/practices ) I was recently asked to produce a simple way for people to get data without the EAB. I know there are a million examples on the web but here is mine . . . I start with a...
    Posted to Shawn Weisfeld [MVP] (Weblog) by sweisfeld on 01-19-2007
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