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Get Calling Method information

March 31, 2008 01:33 by Dave
Found out which method called your function, I use this for logging mainly. Its a reusable function that can greatly help narrow down what is going on. [More]

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Using an ORM, Start with loading data

March 31, 2008 01:29 by Dave
Quick info Very quick guide, ORM stands for Object Relational Mapper, its a tool which takes the data from a database and populates this data into Business Objects.. Nice and simple... basically using an ORM should save you as a coder from having to write the Data Access Layer code. (I'm not ... [More]

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Building an application which supports Plug-ins

March 17, 2008 23:17 by Dave
engineer a program which can use plug-ins (developed by others) and instantly use them without the need to recompile the code. Thus a truly pluggable program. Well here is the good news, its easier than I had thought to do it with .Net, so lets start.. [More]

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A bit of Active Directory

March 17, 2008 00:56 by Dave
Recently I have been working with the Active Directory, using .Net and LDAP to query this data store for information. As I am a little new to this I did not know what information was stored about a user on the AD. I found examples which showed how to filter on the AD, returning a sub set of column... [More]

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Finding out the connection type of your Client Apps

March 17, 2008 00:14 by Dave
It can be helpful to know how and what ports your application connects to the MS SQL server. Ok maybe not, but i was in a pickle and needed to find this information out. What I was looking for was all the connections I had open to a SQL server from a certain connection pool. I came up with the fol... [More]

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