Query Notification Article on MSDN online
Last week I promised some of my students that I had an article in the works on the intricacies of SQL Server 2005/.NET 2.0 Query
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Last week I promised some of my students that I had an article in the works on the intricacies of SQL Server 2005/.NET 2.0 Query
It turns out that you can force SQL Server to use FX libraries that are not on the approved list. Deploying user code that uses
After reading Niels’ comment about the framework class library list, a quick check proved he was right, System.Runtime.Remoting.dll was not on the approved list. Adding
My apologies to anyone who showed up at SQLPass this morning for the pre-pre-conference talks, which was supposed to include a day of SQL Server
Back from vacation, drove from Ashland back to Portland Saturday, then Portland to Redmond Sunday. A lot of driving. The Michael Brundage XQuery book was even
After a summer of being a homebody, fall and winter will be *lots* of traveling. I’ll be doing the day of SQL Server 2005 for
Thinking ahead to the SQLPass conference and also back a few weeks to the Ascend Airlift. Almost forgot that at the airlift I met Angel
I just answered this question on the "public/private" sqlclr newsgroup, but now I'm wondering myself. What IS all that stuff doing in sys.assembly_files? If you've done autodeployment
After lots of interesting (but fruitful) experiences with the XQuery engine in SQL Server 2005, I decided that I'd rather have an XML schema collection
With the introduction of the XML data type (using an XML data model) comes there's a choice of pulling XML out of the database as
SQL Server 2005's HTTP endpoint functionality uses http.sys, the HTTP stack in the kernel, to do it's processing. Until lately Windows Server 2003 was the
Some folks have asked why I appear to use the XQuery data() function on occasion, but not always, when I'm doing demos. If you want
After getting a laptop with enough power this summer, I’d taken a week or so to familiarize myself with Virtual PC. Using it is a
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