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7-Oct-10 11:50

And Pete says "sorted". Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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urgent plz

mmaryum4-Oct-10 22:29

mmaryum

4-Oct-10 22:29

hi kindly tell me names of software system that are changed frequently(their new versions are updated frequently)and their documentation got old (documentation is not updated with the changings in software)

Rajesh Anuhya4-Oct-10 23:33

Rajesh Anuhya

4-Oct-10 23:33

Rajesh B --> A Poor Workman Blames His Tools <--

Dave Kreskowiak5-Oct-10 1:07

Dave Kreskowiak

5-Oct-10 1:07

Uhhh, no.

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Pete O'Hanlon5-Oct-10 1:22

5-Oct-10 1:22

Well, there were Fred, Ginger and Algy. We mustn't forget Bob or Rita either.

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This is where a useful subject line should go

Luc Pattyn5-Oct-10 2:07

Luc Pattyn

5-Oct-10 2:07

Hi,

you're new to CodeProject, and apparently you forgot to read the "how to get an answer" message on top of this forum. I think you should do so now if you ever want to get any results on future enquiries.

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JFDR_027-Oct-10 5:02

JFDR_02

7-Oct-10 5:02

So what you're looking for is a name that describes a piece of software that is changed often by the developer(s) but said developer(s) do(es)n't update the documentation to reflect those changes?

Hmm.... Agile Development perhaps? Or VB development?

I actually don't know. And I didn't know it had a name either. It pretty much describes process at the place where I work.

RaviRanjanKr26-Dec-10 18:52

RaviRanjanKr

26-Dec-10 18:52

Sorry because I am not getting your question properly.
Please re-post your question.

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Sunasara Imdadhusen4-Oct-10 3:28

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4-Oct-10 3:28

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Abhinav S4-Oct-10 6:29

Abhinav S

4-Oct-10 6:29

If you want to post some technical information, post it as a tip/trick or an article.
This is a question answer forum.

The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it.

My latest tip/trick

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Luc Pattyn4-Oct-10 6:39

Luc Pattyn

4-Oct-10 6:39

that was my first reaction too, and I was going to respond much in the way you did, however, after some reflection, one can start a thread with a message of the type one chooses. Most start with a question, but that is not really mandatory.

I do agree, posting a short technical statement probably works better in the tip/trick subsystem.

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Abhinav S4-Oct-10 7:44

Abhinav S

4-Oct-10 7:44

Luc Pattyn wrote:
after some reflection, one can start thread with a message of the type one chooses

Difficult to say, this is a question answer forum, but then yes, that is not stopping anyone from posting what they like.

The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realise it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it.

My latest tip/trick

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Pete O'Hanlon4-Oct-10 7:52

4-Oct-10 7:52

While they can post what they like, the fact that it will soon be pushed down the forum should be an incentive to post it as a tip/trick instead.

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Pete O'Hanlon4-Oct-10 6:45

4-Oct-10 6:45

I've awarded you a 4 because this is useful to know, but (and this is a big issue), this will drop down the forum as more posts are added. Why don't you post this as a Tip/Trick instead - it's a good one and should go there so as not to get lost.

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Technical Architecture of TFS

NetQuestions3-Oct-10 20:39

NetQuestions

3-Oct-10 20:39

Hi,

In the technical architecture about TFS, the data layer and team foundation build
talks about warehouse.

I have read from msdn about build report data being propagated to warehouse thereby promoting reporting and analyzing.

TFS in itself provides database support through SQL Server 2005. It is team foundation build store, similar to source control and work item database.

Is this warehouse that I see in the technical architecture image an add-on and is it that
build is always stored in the warehouse?

Isn't reporting using the reporting services of SQL Server.

I guess I am missing to understand some link here.

Please help clarify this point on what is data warehouse here?

Regards,
Netquestions

Re: Technical Architecture of TFS

Not Active4-Oct-10 1:18

Not Active

4-Oct-10 1:18

No it is not an add-on and yes SSRS is used.

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Re: Technical Architecture of TFS

NetQuestions10-Oct-10 22:52

NetQuestions

10-Oct-10 22:52

tfs_warehouse is just the name given to a data store isn't.

i thought we are actually using data warehousing.

Thanks,
NetQuestions

Decrease Query execution time.

RA|-|UL PATEL3-Oct-10 20:09

RA|-|UL PATEL

3-Oct-10 20:09

Hello friends,
I am facing problem since last 5-6 month in sql server in query executing it takes 10-12 mins to execute even if database is on local pc.
I want to decrease it and want to make it execte withing 30-40 sec..
It is getting data of whole month with subquery of 1-30 date and each joining 3-5 tables for 300-500 persons.
so any ideas....
Confused | :confused:

One thing that i can do some process in background and insert fetched data to the some other table and at the time of executing above query fetch data from that table.
if its possible then how can i do it?Is there any other way to solve this problem?

Thanks in advance.. Smile | :)

RAHUL PATEL

Re: Decrease Query execution time.

Richard MacCutchan3-Oct-10 22:39

Richard MacCutchan

3-Oct-10 22:39

Rahul Say hiiiii wrote:
so any ideas

You could try posting your question in the correct forum.

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Re: Decrease Query execution time.

Pete O'Hanlon3-Oct-10 23:06

3-Oct-10 23:06

Rahul Say hiiiii wrote:
I am facing problem since last 5-6 month in sql server in query executing it takes 10-12 mins to execute even if database is on local pc.

Profile the query to see what's going on behind the scenes. It sounds like you have missing indexes there and that the query is performing table scans.

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