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I decided to get a box, actually a virtual server over at www.bitshop.com . I'm in the process of getting that all squared away and working, and then I'm going to swing this site over, and hopefully in the process upgrade the blog software and get rid Read More...
My server amchine that I ran this site off of from the house lost its motherboard a few weeks ago. I've been so swamped I still haven't fixed it. To make things easier, I've moved the site off to a shared host instead. Hopefully will have some time to Read More...
MS has posted an add-in for VS.Net which will allow you to package MSDE into setup & deployment projects, it appears. Here's the info on it: Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000) Deployment Toolkit (Release Candidate) The MSDE 2000 Read More...
I've posted a want ad on SourceForge.net for someone to help connect the v1 GUI with the v2 code, and debug. ASP.Net, VB.Net, and basic SQL skills are necessary. The graphics are done, having a copy of SQL Enterprise Manager is extremely useful, but not Read More...
I've been tasked with picking out four books from MS Press. What do you all recommend? I'm mainly looking at High - Mid Level .Net, High Level Win Server stuff, General/Adv SQL Server, & General/Adv Exchange Server. Thanks! Share this post: email Read More...
Ashutosh Nilkanth : “The first is Web Data Administrator (from Micorosft) and the other one is ASP Enterprise Manager . Both are great for basic web-based database administration (i.e. creating tables, SP's, managing users etc.). As a side note, I don't Read More...
Well, I've got a new source of content: Interesting problems people Google for, click through to my blog, and don't find anything. It seems I have a couple of long posts with lots of tech keywords (my rant on ms blaster, and my introductory post). It Read More...
Whilst working on the login system for a now complete project, I learnt about a couple of unsupported but useful functions in sql - pwdencrypt and pwdcompare. SQL uses these to 1-Way hash passwords. Here's an example of how to use them: You'll want a Read More...
The other day, I seriously locked down the drive I keep my SQL & Web data on, to the extent, that I granted solely Domain & Enterprise Admin rights to the root drive, and explicitly gave the Network Service account (for IIS) permissions on wwwroot, Read More...