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HowTo: Use SqlParameters to pass parameters to queries and stored procedures

HowTo: Use SqlParameters to pass parameters to querries and stored procedures...

Published 06-19-2006 3:25 PM by keithrull

Filed under: .NET How To's, Stored Procedures, SqlParameters

HowTo: List Database Objects in SQL Server using sysobjects, syscolumns and systypes

I have been working more and more with data recently and its a painstaking task. Alot of my time includes analysis of trades and financial information to create and calculate error free result sets. This also includes data cleanup.....

Published 06-17-2006 1:52 PM by keithrull

Filed under: SQL

The New Microsoft Mouse

Apparently Microsoft is releasing a new mouse as together with all new Vista CDs. Click here to preview the new mouse .

Published 06-11-2006 10:07 PM by keithrull

Filed under: Blog News Node

The History Of Microsoft

I found this on YouTube. and this is freakin funny.

Published 06-11-2006 9:58 PM by keithrull

Filed under: Blog News Node

FrankenSteve

Hehehe! Dance Steve Balmer Dance!

Published 06-11-2006 9:30 PM by keithrull

Filed under: Blog News Node

This would be pretty funny if it happens to you

Just imagine if your boss comes to your desk and does this...

Published 06-11-2006 9:23 PM by keithrull

Filed under: Your Career

Programmatically List All SQL Servers And Their Databases Using SMO

Basically there are 2 ways to do this. The first one is by using SQL-DMO (Distributed Management Objects) which is a set classic classes that were used to programmatically manipulate and interact with SQL Servers. Please reffer to this article by MisterClay to see this classes in action. On the other hand, there is SQL SMO (SQL Management Objects) the new set of classes designed to be the next generation of classes to serve as replacement to the old SQL-DMO. ...

Published 06-08-2006 9:40 PM by keithrull

Filed under: .NET How To's

Programmatically List All Databases In A SQL Server

There are alot of ways to accomplish this. The simplest one is to use the sp_databases procedure. Here's some example that uses this stored procedure in conjunction with ADO.NET to consume the returned data. //###################################### /...

Published 06-07-2006 2:16 PM by keithrull

Filed under: .NET How To's

limited Edition Superman Notebooks and Desktops!

I want one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.alienware.com/Special_Edition/Superman/main.aspx?source=1925 Man, this would definetely be my next target gadget.

Published 06-07-2006 11:37 AM by keithrull

Filed under: Blog News Node

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DevPinoy IT TechTalk Hosted by keithrull Starts June 9, 22:00 PST (June 10, 2006 2:00 PM Philippine Time) This skypecast is designed for Filipino Developers to talk and indulge into IT related topics. Topics range from technology up top anything under...

Published 06-05-2006 12:26 PM by keithrull

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HowTo: Use SqlParameters to pass parameters to queries and stored procedures

HowTo: List Database Objects in SQL Server using sysobjects, syscolumns and systypes

The New Microsoft Mouse

The History Of Microsoft

FrankenSteve

This would be pretty funny if it happens to you

Programmatically List All SQL Servers And Their Databases Using SMO

Programmatically List All Databases In A SQL Server

limited Edition Superman Notebooks and Desktops!

DevPinoy IT TechTalk