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Articles by Johann Lazarus (1 article found)
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Displaying an empty value in a combo box in a C# Windows application using MS Access
Last Updated: 19 Oct 2006 Page Views: 32,770 Rating: 1.87/5 Votes: 7 Popularity: 1.58
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Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)
Display an empty value in a combo box within a C# Windows application using an SQL query
Johann Lazarus
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Johann graduated in 2002 from Massey University in Auckland, New Zealand with a Bachelor of Information Science degree.
Soon after graduating Johann moved overseas to Dubai, United Arab Emirates where he worked for three and a half years as an Applications Developer for Siemens LLC, a German multinational
company looking after various software systems as well developing and customising Microsoft based applications.
In 2006 Johann returned to Auckland where he spent 3 years working as an Analyst Programmer for Augen Software Group working in both the .NET Windows and Web space.
In 2009 Johann spent 3 months contracting to Rio Tinto leading a junior development team based out of the UK developing and customising web applications in ASP.NET as well as developing
applications in WPF.
Johann joined Visionstream NZ Ltd in late 2009 assisting the Visionstream transition team with the implementation and roll out of one of Visionstream's key web applications as well as maintaining and optimizing databases and customising and enhancing various web and windows applications.
Specialities:
Project Management; budget preparation, requirements analysis, risk analysis, project progress reporting, client relationship management.
Systems analysis and development; .NET web and windows development. Database development.
Microsoft Technologies (Sharepoint, SQL Server, Visual Studio .NET), Microsoft Development Technologies (.NET, .NET Compact Framework, C#, ASP.NET, WPF, Windows Services), Crystal Reports 9/10, DotNetNuke, Oracle 8
Occupation:
Software Developer
Company:
Visionstream NZ Ltd
Location:
New Zealand
Last Updated 21 Nov 2009
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