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PTI[ FRIDAY, JULY 02, 2004 08:17:16 PM ]
WASHINGTON: In a significant report, an influential consultancy firm has asked American companies to outsource more work to India, including high-powered functions like research and development, and warned bluntly that those who would not do so faced extinction.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/762870.cms
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I was surfing internet and I came across to this tool,
seems to be a nice product.
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Auditing - Provides an audit
trail of business processes. Who changed what and when and how
did they do so?
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Data Recovery - Recover from
accidental or malicious damage to data (including truncated or dropped
tables)·
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Performance - Performance
history gathering of server, database and logging sub system
Log P.I. (tm) reads the native SQL
Server transaction log which contains all changes made (in a production
environment) both to the data as well as the underlying schema (security,
table columns, table relationships etc.)
Log P.I. (tm) has been specifically
developed for Microsoft® SQL Server 2000 and runs on version 7.x too!
More details : http://www.logpi.com/index.htm?lpi_proddownload.htm |
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When I was answering to a query posted by Sandip
I found that what ever I entered in text area does not get displayed as
its entered. Line breaks do not come automatically as HTML ignores line
breaks. the workaround is explicitly replace all line breaks with
"<BR/> tag.
Eg: Content.Replace(vbCrLf, "<BR/>")
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Sources of
DBA Certification Information
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Intrinsyc’s J-Integra Interoperability Suite was announced and released at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco. This powerful software suite enables developers to mix & match Java tools with Microsoft and Legacy applications, utilizing standards-based technology.
The J-Integra Interoperability Suite consists of three products to solve a wide range of Java interoperability challenges: J-Integra for COM, J-Integra for Exchange, and J-Integra for .NET. The J-Integra Interoperability Suite’s roots are in the J-Integra programming toolkit, which has been the world’s most popular Java to Com software integration solution for over five years. Thousands of developers worldwide are currently using J-Integra Interoperability Suite technology - it has met the highest standards in performance and usability by successfully passing rigorous tests with companies such as Pfizer, JPMorgan Chase, BEA Systems, Rational Software, Macromedia, Siemens and SAP.
The newest addition to the J-Integra Interoperability Suite is the groundbreaking J-Integra for Exchange product that leverages a JavaMail API and provides full access to Exchange messages, folders, stores, and protocols - all without the issues of reconfiguring Exchange or requiring the use of IMAP, POP3 or SMPT adapters. J-Integra for Exchange significantly reduces the complexities and costs of supporting multiple satellite email servers by making it easy to leverage the value of a centralized Exchange server with a minimum of programming.
For further details on the J-Integra Interoperability Suite announcement, see our new website at
http://j-integra.intrinsyc.com/
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A
little Tip in creating GUID
Dim guid As String
= System.Guid.NewGuid.ToString
A GUID is a 128-bit integer (16 bytes) that
can be used across all computers and networks wherever a unique identifier
is required. Such an identifier has a very low probability of being
duplicated |
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Dim
myFile As String
= "ImageFile.jpg"
Dim fs As
System.IO.FileStream = New
System.IO.FileStream(myFile, System.IO.FileMode.Open,
System.IO.FileAccess.Read)
Dim br As
System.IO.BinaryReader = New
System.IO.BinaryReader(fs)
Dim bytesize As
Long =
fs.Length
Dim img As
New Bitmap(New
IO.MemoryStream(br.ReadBytes(bytesize)))
PictureBox1.Image = img |
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if some one asks you what is the difference between
following statements , i bet you will say no difference
If Blah = True Then Print "True!"
Else Print "False!"
and
If Blah Then Print "True!" Else Print "False!"
At a first glance even I thought the same
like you, but Eric
Lippert's has some thing more to say. as I went on reading I found it
quite interesting..
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http://www.csscreator.com It's
a Web site with a great collection of tips, links, and
everything you need to develop standard Cascading Style Sheets
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Under Project
-> right Click --> Add -> Add New Item -->Select Application
Configuration. in App.Config File add following lines
<? xml
version="1.0"
encoding="utf-8"
?>
<configuration>
<appSettings>
<add
key="ConnectionString"
value=".......
..........." />
</appSettings>
</configuration>
The
key/value pairs specified in the <appSettings> element can
be accessed in code using the System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings
class.
System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["ConnectionString"]
After
you compile your aplication it will generate a file named:
ApplicationName.exe.Config. At deployment time you just need to make
changes into this file.
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[STAThread]
static void Main()
{
bool ok;
m = new System.Threading.Mutex(true, "YourNameHere", out ok);
if (! ok)
{
MessageBox.Show("Another instance is already running.");
return;
}
Application.Run(new Form1());
GC.KeepAlive(m);
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| The Rajasthan IT Association is threatening to boycott Microsoft over the issue of sale of pirated products between the resellers and the vendor. The association has alleged that the software major is conducting raids to unearth pirated products, which Microsoft has denied, saying the local police have conducted the supposed raids.
Read
More Here..... |
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end-to-end picture of remoting is as follows. The host application is
loaded and registers a channel and port on which to listen for incoming
calls. The configuration file, if any, is read and an object’s remoting
information is loaded—the host application can now map a URI to the
physical assembly and instantiate the object when required. The client
application also registers the same channel and then attempts to create a
new instance of the remote class. The remoting system handles the request
for a new instance by providing a proxy object in place of the actual
object on the server. The actual object is either created immediately for
CAOs or on the first method call for Singleton/Singlecall objects—the
remoting framework takes care of this for you automatically. When the
client calls a method on the proxy object, the information is sent across
the channel to the remote object. The remoting system will then pass back
the results of the method across the channel in the same manner
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