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Using TemplateFields in the GridView Control (C#)
This tutorial examines how to use TemplateField to achieve a greater degree of customization with GridView. This tutorial looks also at another way to customize the formatting based on underlying
data: by calling formatting methods from within a template.
C# DateTime Information Extraction
The twenty-sixth part of the C# Fundamentals tutorial continues the examination of the DateTime
data type provided by C# and the .NET Framework. In this instalment we will consider how information can be compared and extracted from values of this type.
Effective Paging with GridView Control in ASP.NET
Paging must be effective for large scaleable application. Without smart and effective paging and sorting for huge amount of
data user request take more time and use more resource.
Using Spatial Data with SQL Server 2012, Entity Framework 5 and ASP.NET MVC
One of the highly-anticipated features in the Entity Framework 5 is a Spatial support.
Create an Oracle DSN in C#
Create an Oracle
Data Source Name programmatically.
The Baker's Dozen: 13 Reasons to Upgrade to Visual Studio 2005
Visual Studio 2005 offers new capabilities in many different areas, such as
data access, language enhancements, IDE productivity features, deployment, Office integration, XML, and many others!
An Extensive Examination of LINQ: Extending LINQ - Adding Query Operators
As discussed in earlier installments of this article series - most notably in An Introduction to LINQ
and The Standard Query Operators - one of LINQ's primary components is its set of standard
query operators. A query operator is a method that operates on a sequence of data and performs some task based on that data, are implemented as
extension methods on types that implement
the IEnumerable<T> interface. Some of the standard query operators that we've
explored throughout the articles in this series include: Count, Average, First, Skip, Take, Where,
and OrderBy, among others.
While these standard query operators provide a great detail of functionality, there may be situations where they fall short. The good news is that it's quite easy to create
your own query operators. Underneath the covers query operators are just methods that extend types that implement IEnumerable<T> and iterate over the
sequence performing some task, such as computing the total number of items in the sequence, computing the average, filtering the results, or ordering them. This article examines
how to extend LINQ's functionality by creating your own extension methods.
.NET Role-Based Security in a Production Environment
Edit web.config to Update the
Data Provider for Shared Hosting with Role-Based Security: SQL Server, ODBC, Active Directory, ADAM, SQLite, MySQL, Access, XML
.NET Performance: Performance Diagnostics of .NET Applications Using ETW
Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) is a powerful logging technology that's leveraged in the .NET Framework 4 CLR to make profiling your managed application simpler than ever. ETW collects system-wide
data and profiles all resources (CPU, disk, network and memory) making it very useful for obtaining a holistic view.
EXIF Compare Utility using WPF
The Exif Compare Utility is a WinDiff equivalent for image files that compares the Exif meta-
data and displays the differences and similarities. The application is written using WPF and MVVM.