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Sven Cipido

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After playing with computers since the early 80's. I started developing on an AS/400.

After 5 years I leave this area and started programming using ASP and VB6.

When .Net was released I switched over. I started as a .Net programmer/Web Developer. Mostly working with ASP.Net, C# and VB.Net, Oracle, SQL Server, Reporting server, Host Integration Server 2004.

I ended up as a .Net Solution Architect. At this moment I'm getting more and more to the role of Business Consultant.

How to add a "select all" option to your parameter lists in SQL Reporting.

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