>An understanding of how your applications work will make it a bit easy for you to fix problems when they arise. One common scenario I have seen in most applications is the concept of application logging – creating logs using either the old-fashioned log files or storing the data in a database. Logging helps application […]
>I initially wrote this article for www.adminprep.com but apparently, I myself am having difficulty trying to access the site every now and then so I decided to mirror the content in my blog. Have you ever wished that Microsoft created a feature in SQL Server 2000 that combines the capabilities of views and derived tables? […]
>I’m not a good graphics guy. In fact, I’d hire somebody to do web design if I have a web application project. For me, anything to do with aesthetics is totally out of the picture. I wouldn’t want to spend a couple of hours designing and mixing colors and pictures. In reality, anything that has […]
>Picture this – you work with a team, you’re in charge of creating the front-end for your .NET applications and you need to have access to SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services reports that have already been developed and currently being used. What would you do? You don’t want to recreate those reports, do you? Neither […]
>I always use my Show Dektop icon especially when I’ve got tons of application window opened. But I never had to recreate the icon until now. A friend of mine asked me how to re-create the Show Desktop icon as he accidentally deleted his permanently. My first instinct was to simply look at the properties […]