Table-Valued Functions and CROSS APPLY in SQL Server
I ran into a situation where I wanted to use a table-valued function, which is just a function that returns a table. In my case I wanted to ...
I ran into a situation where I wanted to use a table-valued function, which is just a function that returns a table. In my case I wanted to ...
When working with XML data, binding it to one of the standard ASP.NET controls does not always give you the flexibility to display it the wa...
A few things I have settled on over the years when writing stored procedures. None of these are exotic, but they come up often enough to be ...
Enter key behavior works a little differently in ASP.NET. With a single button on the form it is straightforward, since that button is the...
We have all run into this one. You use a TextArea , or a TextBox with MultiLine set to True, so the user can enter a long description or c...
Here is an easy way to add highlight effects to a web form so the user can see which control has focus. The idea uses a BasePage , a class...
If you do not have a third party tool available to build a list of table definitions for you, with field names, data types, sizes and so on,...
Ever needed to figure out how many tables or stored procedures were going to be affected by some design change in one of your tables, like a...
So you have a delimited list of values and you want to pass them to SQL as a single parameter and use them in a query. One approach is to ...
This is one of my favorite little tricks in SQL Server. I do not need it often, but it is a clean way to build a delimited string compared t...
This makes life much easier when you are trying to get to controls that are themselves contained within other containers, for example a Text...
This makes life much easier when you are trying to get to controls that are themselves contained within other containers, for example a Text...
The C# versus VB.NET debate used to come up constantly, and it generated more heat than light. The point I always thought mattered most is t...
I try to avoid temp tables when I can, but there are plenty of cases where there is no better way to do something. For a long time I used ...