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I’ve gotten my hands a little more dirty with SQL 2005 over the last couple of months. I’ve used CLR triggers and stored procs to implement some functionality that would have been difficult to do using T-SQL. I’ve worked with XML datatypes
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Just in case anyone reading this blog happens to be in the Los Angeles area, I’m speaking at the SQL SIG chapter of the Los Angeles .NET Developer’s Group this evening. The topic is Using Managed Code in SQL Server 2005 and it should be a
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I’m working in depth with the new XML data type in SQL 2005 for the first time. There are a number of aspects that I really like. In particular the ability to strongly type the column using an XSD as the validation. For what I’m doing (it
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I had the need this past weekend to eliminate the Print Status dialog from a printing process. Just to make sure that we’re speaking the same language, the Print Status dialog is that message box-like artifact that appears while a job is printing.
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