e all know that the most efficient way to access data from a database is to use stored procedures. For most applications, these stored procedures follow the same basic design
f you care about your data, you must upgrade to SQL Server 2005 the day it is released. There simply is no other option. An outrageous assertion? Perhaps. I tend
e thought we were going to cover a lot of topics in this episode of .NET Rocks!, but we managed to go over an hour without straying from Virtual PC
omputer data security has finally arrived as a front page news topic. A number of companies from Bank of America to ChoicePoint have finally raised the attention of consumers, business,
reetings from South Florida. You know what? It’s hot here in June. And it’s getting hotter. And did I mention the humidity? Hey, I grew up in Houston, so I
he third release of the .NET Framework (version 2.0) introduces many changes and innovations not just in the application frameworks, but also in the essential mechanics of assemblies themselves. Microsoft
sing the BindingSource and Binding objects in .NET 2.0, getting what you expect in minimal code becomes a whole lot easier. In this article, I will explore how to use
ata-bound controls make ASP.NET programming much easier. They expose a bunch of properties and methods to link their properties to a valid data source and they know how to build
oday’s use of Web services in solutions doesn’t really realize the true potential of Web services. Oh yes. Web services programming is easy. Who likes those crazy angle brackets crossing