Displaying the Row Number in a SELECT Query with SQL Server 2005
SQL Server 2005 introduced a function that is very handy when you want the result set to have row numbers assigned to each returned row.
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More Linux Tips and Tricks
we learn how easy it is to configure OpenSSH to use secure public key authentication instead of a password login.Read the article
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CoApp: An Open-Source Package-Management System For Windows
Microsoft courts open-source developers with a new package-management platform.Read the article
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Accessing and Updating Data in ASP.NET: Filtering Data Using a CheckBoxList
This article series, by Scott Mitchell, examines how to work with data using ASP.NET's data source controls. This particular article looks at how to filter data based on a user's selections from a CheckBoxList.Read the article
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SugarSync: Online Backup and Synchronization
Despite a few flaws, SugarSync offers small businesses a way to synchronize files across multiple computers and smartphones. Plus, it includes online data backup.Read the article
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SugarSync: Online Backup and Synchronization
Despite a few flaws, SugarSync offers small businesses a way to synchronize files across multiple computers and smartphones. Plus, it includes online data backup.Read the article
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Microsoft Opens Up Silverlight for Windows Phone 7 Series - Microsoft News
In the latest Microsoft news, software giant announces Silverlight for multimedia Web development is now open source. Could the move spur a bevy of work for Silverlight developers and new apps for Microsoft's Windows Mobile 7 Series?Read the article
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DynaTrace Beefs Up Support for Microsoft Applications
The application performance management vendor ups support for platforms such as SharePoint Server, Dynamics CRM, and Visual Studio 2010.Read the article
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DynaTrace Beefs Up Support for Microsoft Applications
The application performance management vendor ups support for platforms such as SharePoint Server, Dynamics CRM, and Visual Studio 2010.Read the article
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DynaTrace Beefs Up Support for Microsoft Applications
The application performance management vendor ups support for platforms such as SharePoint Server, Dynamics CRM, and Visual Studio 2010.Read the article
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vBulletin Publishing Suite 4.0: Not Just for Discussion Anymore
Scott Clark was lucky enough to get a sneak peek at vBulletin 4.0 Publishing Suite, which is a big step up from an ordinary discussion forum; in fact, it's a complete publishing system. Learn about the main features and find out why Scott gives it a thumbs up.Read the article
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A Look at the GridView's New Sorting Styles in ASP.NET 4.0
Scott Mitchell looks at four new sorting-related style properties added to the GridView in ASP.NET 4.0.Read the article
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Maximum number of memory segments that Notes can support has been exceeded
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hi All, I am using Domino.dll to access a NSF file in C#.NET 2.0 I am using multiple thread to access 4 NSF files at a time, its working fine for small NSF files, but if i try to access large NSF files i get the Out of Memory Exception and Maximum number of memory segments that Notes can support has been exceeded. This exception usually occurs when i access NotesDocument object from a large NSFVIewFolder in a while loop. I am releasing the instance of the NotesDocument by using the Marshal.ReleaseComObject(NotesDocument); still it throws the same exception. My goal is to access multiple NSF files at a time (MAX 4 NSF files at a time) for large NSF files (may be in GB). Kindly help me, if you got some solution. Thanks.Read the article
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iTunesConnect Now Allows Automated Release Dates, Price Changes
New options in the App Store interface give developers more marketing options.Read the article
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Build One Application Version for Both Windows XP and Windows Vista
You don't have to compile two different versions to get applications that run correctly under both Windows XP and Windows Vista.Read the article
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XHTML: Why You Should Be Using It
Marc Plotz gives us the skinny on XHTML ...Read the article
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XHTML: Why You Should Be Using It
Marc Plotz gives us the skinny on XHTML ...Read the article
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Wireless Networking for a Small Business at Home
Cisco's designed its latest wireless networking router for the home, which could work nicely for home-based entrepreneurs looking for a simplified way to cut the Ethernet cord.Read the article
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AVG Anti-Virus Plus Firewall
AVG's real-time <a href = "http://www.winplanet.com/file/13384.htm">Anti-Virus scanner</a> paired with a powerful firewall for added securityRead the article
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Fixing MySQL Replication
Continuing last months article on "MySQL Replication Pitfalls," Sean Hull discusses what to do to make your replication setup more resilient.Read the article
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Linux Server Management Nightmare: Attack of the Killer Penguins
OS Roundup: When it comes to Linux server management, if your Red Hat Enterprise Linux distro isn't supported by Red Hat, is it it still Red Hat Linux, or is it 'Frankenstein Linux'?Read the article
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Linux Server Management Nightmare: Attack of the Killer Penguins
OS Roundup: When it comes to Linux server management, if your Red Hat Enterprise Linux distro isn't supported by Red Hat, is it it still Red Hat Linux, or is it 'Frankenstein Linux'?Read the article
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Elastic Caching Platforms Balance Performance, Scalability, And Fault Tolerance
In this blog, a Forrester expert explains the benefit of elastic caching platforms.Read the article
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Reducing Virtualization's Storage Demands
They're early in development, but some new technologies hold promise for reducing server virtualization's demand on storage environments.Read the article
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Optimizing the MySQL Query Cache
MySQL's query cache is an impressive piece of engineering if sometimes misunderstood. Keeping it optimized and used efficiently can make a big difference in the overall throughput of your application, so it's worth taking a look under the hood, understanding it, and then keeping it tuned optimally.Read the article
