Brief on SQLCLR SQL CLR or SQLCLR (SQL Common Language Runtime) is technology for hosting of the Microsoft .NET common language runtime engine within SQL Server. The SQLCLR allows managed code to be hosted by, and run in, the Microsoft SQL Server environment. This technology, introduced in Microsoft SQL Server 2005, allow users for example… Continue reading
SQL Azure with ASP Dot Net
SQL Azure with ASP Dot Net Today i got a chance to read the article “SQL Azure with ASP Dot Net” by By Don Schlichting SQL Azure (SSDS – SQL Server Data Services) is a cloud database system offered by Microsoft. We interact with the SQL Azure services by either issuing statements to it though… Continue reading
‘Microsoft.Net Platform Basics’ by Sakshi
This is slide show presentation provided my friend “Sakshi”, whose actual name is something else, but prefered to be called as “Sakshi”. I hope this would be useful for people who are new to .NET Platform..
Support for Windows 2000, Windows XP SP2 ends July 2010
On July 13th, 2010, Windows XP SP2 and Windows 2000 client and server will cease to receive support from Microsoft. These aging operating systems will no longer receive updates, patches, service packs, and possibly many software applications. The Windows Team Blog is advising end-users to upgrade to Windows XP SP3 for further support. However, one… Continue reading
Google Public DNS Server – Free DNS Resolver
DNS (Domain Name System) is an essential part for the proper working of Internet and speedy access to surf the web. DNS resolves and translates domain names (e.g. www.nitrix-reloaded.com) which is meaningful to humans into the IP address in numerical (binary) identifiers associated with networked server or host so that requests routed though the Internet… Continue reading
The future of WiFi: gigabit speeds and beyond
Now that 802.11n has been officially ratified, attention is turning to the next big thing in wireless networking: gigabit WiFi. Ars explores the future of WiFi and how it may give gigabit Ethernet a run for its money. More Visit Source Link