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SQL Server Object Search by Brady Kelly
An application that seeks to emulate the F4 object search function from Query Analyser |
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A LINQ Tutorial: Mapping Tables to Objects by Hacker Chick
A beginner's LINQ tutorial that walks through mapping your SQL Server database tables and relationships to objects, and how to retrieve that data via simple LINQ queries. |
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Strongly Typed DataSet Generator by Akram Mellice 4.67/5 (2 votes)
Generate strongly typed datasets
Zeta Backup Validator by Uwe Keim 4.60/5 (2 votes)
A small console application that helps you verifying whether your backups succeed by checking files and folders with various configurable rules
Zeta Scheduler by Uwe Keim 4.43/5 (10 votes)
An application that helps you in starting tasks at predefined times and with various dependencies.
Enterprise configuration management by gaurav_verma_mca 4.38/5 (4 votes)
Configuration of .net applications using database
Top 10 steps to optimize data access in SQL Server. Part V (Optimize database files and apply partitioning) by M.M.Al-Farooque Shubho 4.36/5 (10 votes)
As part of a series of articles on several data access optimization steps, this article focuses on organizing files/filegroups and applying partitioning in SQL Server database. |
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Source Control for Visual Studio – Get Started in Minutes by Kenji Sulzberger
Whether you’re a lone developer or a billion dollar enterprise, as soon as you start developing software you should use a source control tool. Unlike other solutions on the market, PureCM offers an enhanced integration into Visual Studio to make life easier for developers. Free for 2 users.
Converting Scanned Document Images to Searchable PDFs with OCR by Bill Bither
Demonstrates the use of Atalasoft's DotImage GlyphReader OCR to enable .NET applications to digitize paper documents as searchable PDFs that can be indexed by search engines.
How to add Maps and GIS into Silverlight Applications by dmart23
ESRI has developed an API to allow you to embed maps and add GIS functionality using online services from ESRI’S ArcGIS Online and Bing Maps for Enterprise. This article will demonstrate how to use ESRI’s ArcGIS API for Microsoft Silverlight/WPF.
Web-based Scheduling Solution with the WOW-Factor for ASP.NET 2.0 and Up by Murtaza Abdeali
Infragistics WebSchedule lets you create Web-based scheduling applications with a superior user experience to rival the richest desktop-based scheduling applications. This article looks at new features in the NetAdvantage for Web Client 2009 Vol. 2 release that deliver that WOW-Factor.
Force.com Fundamentals - Learn How the Cloud Makes Developing Apps 5x Faster by developer.force.com Team
This is a great chance for you to become an expert at building applications in the cloud, and to add to your CV. There is a rapidly growing market for cloud applications, and the career opportunities for developers with the right skills are multiplying. Enhance your skills and stay on the leading ed |
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