GOT MEME? How to Attract Your Clients’ and Customers’ Attention
No "meme" isn't a typo and Got Milk, the more commonly know phrase, is actually a marketing meme. If you've opened up…
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No "meme" isn't a typo and Got Milk, the more commonly know phrase, is actually a marketing meme. If you've opened up…
Why Constructors? Initialization of values of different variables is critical in any application development. C# does initialize simple data-types to default values as per the language specification in the .Net framework, but for classes that are user specific, it is obvious that you would be the only one who can decide what is an ideal default value. The means of achieving this is Constructors. There…
Everyone has (within their lifetime) what Andy Warhol referred to as "fifteen minutes of fame", sometimes this fame comes by accident or through some effort of our own. No matter the case, each of us has our moment to shine. Your moment of "crowning glory" may have been in High School when you won an award or scored a winning point in sports. Later in…
In this article one will learn about concepts, advantages, types of caching and about implementation of caching in Asp.Net applications. The code also serves as an example of using inline coding, creating user controls, trace mechanism, etc.
Do you wake up in the morning excited about going to work on your entrepreneurial project? Are you motivated about the subject of your project? Do you enjoy doing the hard and time-consuming work of getting your project going?
The first article of the series, Part 1 - Upgrade Overview and Project Planning, detailed the business justification for upgrades to SQL Server 2000 related to TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), automation capabilities and new features from both the Business and DBA perspectives. The next portion of the article outlined a detailed process to break down the SQL Server 2000 project as well as the…