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Comments by Remi BOURGAREL (Top 9 by date)
Remi BOURGAREL
22-Mar-12 7:12am
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Reason for my vote of 1
SELECT * is a bad practice because : 1/ you'll have to use your fields by their names anyway 2/ because your DBMS will do additionnal wrk to get all the fields name.
And your solution is really bad because for each request to your table you'll have to query some system table ...
If you got a lot of fields, you can generate a select statement with SSMS.
Remi BOURGAREL
27-Dec-11 5:49am
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ISanti , I'd say that naming a class SomethingInfo is kind of a smell to me, either it's a business object and you name it File or it's a service class and you name it SomethingService. They might should have named it FileLocation, and get rid of this "File" static class.
Remi BOURGAREL
21-Dec-11 3:56am
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Because there is a function Exists() an a function Create() ?
Remi BOURGAREL
12-Apr-11 3:05am
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I'd say : always expect the framework to work as the documentation says not as you think (everyone thinks differently, the documentation is the truth).
Remi BOURGAREL
5-Apr-11 3:24am
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Hmmm no the first solution is for every application, html is client side so I don't see why there is something to do with asp or not.
Vote 1 because anyone knows how to change an attribute with javascript
Remi BOURGAREL
5-Apr-11 3:23am
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This solution is applicable to every html page, asp, asp.net, php or whatever ...
Remi BOURGAREL
4-Nov-10 12:58pm
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Internet and sarcasm are not big friend. it's ok, thanks
Remi BOURGAREL
4-Nov-10 12:51pm
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didn't know, because it's not written anywhere in the FAQ (the word "english" is not in the whole page).
And thanks for your amiability, so good to speak with nice people.
thanks anyway
Remi BOURGAREL
26-Oct-10 17:48pm
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Reason for my vote of 5
#region is maybe the worst thing in the world since tap water
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