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7 Articles match "2005","Visual Studio"

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Visual Studio Team System
The course uses the latest version of Team System, Visual Studio Team System 2008. Essential Visual Studio Team System (FW357) Day 1 Introduction to VSTS This module presents an introduction to Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System, a new platform for integrating and managing all aspects of the software development process. Project Lifecycle Management: Introduction to Managing Projects with VSTS This module presents an introduction to project management with Microsoft's Visual Studio Team System. We can do that with Visual Studio.
DevelopMentor Courses - Friday, June 12, 2009
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Essential SQL Server for Developers
Discover how and when to use.NET support built into SQL Server 2005. Find out about new programming techniques enabled by SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005. fw180 MO Essential SQL Server 2005 for Developers (FW180) Day 1 SQL Server Internals ? I: The Architecture The internal architecture of SQL Server 2005 was somewhat changed to previous versions. and we also look in-depth at the new data types SQL Server 2005 introduces; among them the VARMAX types and XML. in order to be able to utilize new features in SQL Server 2005.
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Guerrilla.NET (US)
You learn a myriad of patterns and best practices, and you get hands-on experience developing applications using Visual Studio 2010. was released in 2005. Building real-world user interfaces often involves complex layout and arrangement of visual elements. From there we will build out a.NET application using LINQ and MongoDB in a series of interactive demos using Visual Studio 2010 and C#. Visual Studio 2010 This module takes you through the features introduced in the new release of Visual Studio. The.NET 4.0 Silverlight 4.0
DevelopMentor Courses - Wednesday, June 9, 2010
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15 Articles match "2005","Visual Studio"

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Smarter Tx Promotion with SQL Server 2008
A while ago I blogged on a gotcha to watch out for when using System.Transactions with SQL Server 2005. However, SQL Server 2005 would promote the transaction to distributed even though both connections are to the same database, using the same connection string! To verify this, all you have to do is add a watch in the Visual Studio debugger for Transaction.Current, then expand it to the TransactionInformation property, looking at DistributedIdentifier. the connections are pooled).rn.
Tony and Zuzana's World - Thursday, July 9, 2009
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Smarter Tx Promotion with SQL Server 2008
A while ago I blogged on a gotcha to watch out for when using System.Transactions with SQL Server 2005. However, SQL Server 2005 would promote the transaction to distributed even though both connections are to the same database, using the same connection string! To verify this, all you have to do is add a watch in the Visual Studio debugger for Transaction.Current, then expand it to the TransactionInformation property, looking at DistributedIdentifier. the connections are pooled).rn.
Tony and Zuzana's World - Thursday, July 9, 2009
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Article: Azure Storage
Prior to large-scale cloud computing efforts (circa 2005), most of us could only dream of such scalability and reliability. They will install the Visual Studio projects required for working with Azure as well as the Development Storage and Development Fabric so you can develop and debug your applications before deploying them to the cloud. I recently wrote an article for DevelopMentor's Developments newsletter entitled Azure Storage. Read it at the DevelopMentor website here: [link]. I've republished here for my readers. Enjoy! Developments: Azure Storage. Listing 3.
Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Wednesday, April 8, 2009
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  • Visual Studio Tricks Series: #1 Set As Startup Project
    Welcome to my Visual Studio Tricks series. Here I’ll give you some quick tips for saving you lots of time when working with Visual Studio. Just go to the keyboard options in VS 2005 and type “SetAsStar” and you’ll see this screen: If you select the startup project option, you can now add a keyboard shortcut. Tags: Visual Studio In this first installment, I'll show you how to switch between projects more quickly. Any time you work on a large project, you’ll have several projects that you might want to launch from within a solution. Kennedy.
    Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Monday, July 30, 2007
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  • Visual Studio Tricks Series: #3 Managing the Recent Projects List
    W elcome to my third Visual Studio tricks post. In this post, "Recent Projects in Visual Studio 2005" ,net DEvHammer discusses how to access the registry to alter that list. Install Visual Studio Recent Files Utility (approx 200 KB). Tags: Tools Visual Studio Open Source This time it's more of a utility, than a tip. want to talk about managing the recently projects list. Well, I didn't feel like going to the registry everytime I wanted to clean that list. You're welcome to download this program if it looks useful to you. Kennedy.
    Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Wednesday, September 12, 2007
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  • Visual Studio 2005 Prof & SQL Server 2005 Dev &. are now available for MSDN subscribers
    Visual Studio 2005 Professional & SQL Server 2005 Developers edition. I know, I know. haven't posted much lately and promise to better my ways as of 1st of Nov. For now, the good news is that a number of RTM's have arrived in the subscribers section of MSDN. Ohhhh, the joy.
    XML from the Coffee Shop - Thursday, October 27, 2005
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  • Installing Visual Studio Team Systems
    So I spent the better part of a day getting a full Visual Studio Team Systems installation running under VMWare. In order to get it all to work together on a single server, you have to have a bunch of components: Active Directory, SQL Server 2005, SQL Server Reporting Services, SharePoint, Team Foundation Server, Office and finally VSTS itself. The first problem I ran into was just plain ignorance about SharePoint. started with a prebuilt W2K3 server image that already had IIS setup. noticed that SharePoint didn't run properly and it appeared to be security related. Weird.
    Mark's Blog of Random Thoughts - Wednesday, August 24, 2005
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  • Jason’s AJAX Component Library
    I’m assuming you have Visual Studio 2005 and ASP.NET AJAX installed, of course. [Update: This release won't build if you extracted it to a folder with spaces in the path. You might want to get Release 2 instead.]. I’ve been really busy recently working on some extender controls for ASP.NET AJAX. My current employer was kind enough to let me release the extenders I’ve been working on for them as part of an open source project. So here is the first release of Jason’s AJAX Component Library. Allows users to move columns in a table element.
    Jason Diamond - Monday, June 4, 2007
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  • Debugging in SQL Server 2008
    As good as SQL 2005 was (well, still are), one disappointment was that you needed Visual Studio if you wanted to debug your stored procedures. Now, let’s hope that MS will keep this feature in and not pull it at the last minute - anyone remember the XQuery designer in one of the very early SQL 2005 beta’s?? Seriously, what was MS thinking when they did that, especially as in SQL 2000, Query Analyzer had debug capabilities?!! then wrote a very basic stored proc, wrote some code that called the proc, put a bp at the call into the proc and executed.
    Managed Data - Wednesday, July 16, 2008
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  • Great Meeting at OCVBUG and OC C# Last Night
    Many attendees also noticed the tricked-out Visual Studio I was using during the presentation. Also I was using the new Vista programming font Consolas, which you can download here: Consolas Font Pack for Microsoft Visual Studio 2005. Thanks to Reza Madani and Mike Vincent for having me speak at the combined meeting of OC VBUG and OC C# last night. It was a packed house which was wonderful, but I felt bad for folks who had to stand in the back for 2 hours. The audience participation was great. Thanks to everyone who asked questions or had comments. link].
    Michael C. Kennedy's Weblog - Wednesday, May 10, 2006
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