Luciano Evaristo Guerche
A brazilian geek interested in .NET technologies
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Windows Live Writer, problem setting it to work with a just created Windows Live Space account
I have just created a Windows Live Spaces at http://guerchele.spaces.live.com/ but when I try to configure it at Windows Live Writer, a message box titled "Login failed" pops up. I am sure the address is correct because if I click "View Weblog" link, my space opens in Internet Explorer without any problem and I carefully typed both username and password. Well, I guess it is a bug which occurs with Widows Live Space accounts just created. Anyway, it is a beta software, right?
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Howto: Tagging with Windows Live Writer?
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Another missing feature in Windows Live Writer
Just figured out that when I posted dbo.PartitionLeft, dbo.PartitionRight and dbo.Partition using blog's web interface, the code copied from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and pasted to the post came coloured. Tried the same, that is, copied code in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and pasted it into Windows Live Writer, but, unfortunately, code haven't kept its colouring format. Haven't tried, but I guess the same is true for Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.
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First post using Windows Live Writer
Just downloaded and installed Windows Live Writer and that's my first post using it. Using it, some questions raised:
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dbo.PartitionLeft, dbo.PartitionRight and dbo.Partition
IF EXISTS(
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String.Format("My name is {0}", "Luciano Evaristo Guerche") (VB6)
A feature I loved in .NET (C# and VB.NET) is String.Format method. So I thought how I could have the same feature on VB6 and I came up with the following code.
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Public Function IsValidCPF(ByVal strCPF As String) As Boolean
Option Explicit
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CREATE FUNCTION dbo.IsValidCPF
IF EXISTS(
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Renaming Microsoft Sourcesafe items through OLE automation
Today I had to rename a thousand items on Microsoft Sourcesafe just to conform to Enterprise Manager's item naming conventions. I would be out of luck, but fortunately Microsoft Sourcesafe allows OLE automation, so I created a new Visual Basic 6 project, added a new command button, renamed it to cmdRenameSourcesafeItems and add the following code to the Click event
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How to mimic Microsoft Access's FIRST and LAST clauses on SQL Server 2k, 7.0 and 6.5
Suppose I have the following query run against Pubs database