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For Lake Quincy Media's AdSignia Ad Server, I wanted to be able to ensure that the database had some internal logic rules checked periodically.  What kinds of rules?  Well, probably an example would be best.  Suffice to say up front, though, that we're talking about more than NOT NULL or enforcing referential integrity.  For ...

I've just started using Web Developer 2008 Express. I've used Visual Studio C# 2003/2005 express a little. Frankly, I'm trying to decide if I should move from Delphi to MS. To make matters a little more difficult for me is that I'm just a guy who has always wanted to be a programmer when he grows up, lol. 1) Can you help me ...

My web site http://teemukeiski.net is now up and running. There's basically 0 content right now <grin>, but I'm going to correct that relatively soon. I have new blog & forum running there, so feel free to check that out. And of course, you can ask me questions there, too. http://teemukeiski.net on nyt pystyssä. Käytännössä ...

Chris asked on forums a question about using SQL2005's XQuery features. He had XML like this <?xml version='1.0' standalone='yes'?> <marketingContent>   <accessoryItemsHeading>ACCESSORY ITEMS</accessoryItemsHeading>   <accessoryItemsText>Accessor Text Info</accessoryItemsText>   ...

In case you've installed SQL Server Express and found out that there are two executables for installation (for example when installing SSE bundled with VS2005) SQLEXPR.EXE and .SQLEXPR32.EXE, you might have wondered what's the difference. From: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143680 SQL Server Express Install ...

You've probably seen web being full of those uninstall instructions for SQL2005 betas & CTPs in conjuction with VS2005. This comes late, but there is also uninstall wizard included in SQL2005. See following post for details http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2005/06/14/429194.aspx  

I've been playing extensively with SQL2005 for the last few days with VS 2005 beta 2. I was suprised to find out that VS.NET 2005's SQL Server Project does not seem to support ALTER ASSEMBLY-type of deploying properly, or that's how I see it. Is this really correct? Let's take a sample. I have an assembly consisting of UDT Type1 and it has worked ...