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Being sick of all the hassles it took to keep my own server up and running I've moved it to a public hoster . Which does offer asp.net hosting but like many others code is only given medium trust . My site was using nHibernate. That does have serious...
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In my last post I discussed wrapping up the two core objects of nHibernate, the session manager factory and the session, in a helper class. At the end of the story I briefly mentioned how to use helper objects in a repository. In this post I am further...
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In a relative short span of time nHibernate has become a major member of my toolbox. It has become the way to work with a database, not only a small hap-snap apps but it's also making big strides into a constantly evolving system I'm working on...
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This post is an extended and revised version of " Back to basics, just reading some data from a DB ". Feedback on that provided more than enough inspiration for this one. Are you already drowning in the enormous amount of TLA's, tools, utilities...
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<update>A revised and extended version of this post also handles creating a customer domain object, which does have some behavior. It does also covers some methods to make the behavior of the datareader a little cleaner. The post can be found here...
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This is another story from the app with the sprocs , an app where a lot of the business logic (BL) is inside a large number of stored procedures (sprocs). These are written by the domain expert himself. As the BL changes the app changes as well, which...
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In this post I'm going to take a closer look at XSD, the XML schema language. Like most of you I came into touch with XSD through.NET datasets and for quite some time I didn't quite get the perspective it deserves. Before exploring XSD itself...
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As a First answer: nothing at all. I've seen a number of demo's, seen people work with it, read about it and I like it. Quite a nice tool. My problem is that I cannot work with it myself. I have "Visual Studio Team system for workgroups"...
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Just like last time getting the Firebird database working on my new machine was a long way of trial and error. I have Visual Studio 2005, installed sp1 and it’s running on Vista. Installing FB has become easier but support is still very fragmented...
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The connection string to a database should never be hard coded in your application. There is (almost) always a difference between the development and production database server. Besides that IT management should have an easy way to change the configuration...
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Firebird is an open source database which is pretty popular. Own of the downsides of open source stuff is imho the fragmented support. Firebird is a good example of this. You can use it in Visual Studio 2005, but all documentation is mainly directed inward...
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Another story from the app with the sprocs . That was a classical 2-tier CS application which we transformed into an asp.net 1.1 app. Once a year the application has to copy and transform huge amounts of data. This is done by running a batch of stored...
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Last week another rant on stored procs in databases passed by. A lot on it has been said over and over again but still I would like to add my 2 eurocents. Recently I inherited a database which contained a lot of sprocs and other coded logic. So I was...
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The term RAD is more or less a hot topic on Codebetter. It started with a "RAD kills" post by Jeffrey which lead many people to chime in. As I almost glorified RAD it's time to write something more elaborate on how I think you can work with RAD without...
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Red Gate has a lovely suite of tools to work with SQL databases. Their bundle has a SQL compare tools to compare the structure of a database as well as the content. The tools not only show the differences but also generate sql scripts to update structure...
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