Mike Diehl's WebLog
Much aBlog about nothing...
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SQL Server Reporting Services - playing with the released bits
In feedback of my previous blog, Thomas asked:
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Joel Spolsky needs a comment feed...
Reading Joel's blog entry “Please Sir, may I have a linker?” today, and it sparked a memory of a tool that the Joel I work for mentioned a while ago...
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.NET Reality Check...
I agree with Frans Bouma that there is a significant amount of hype around Whidbey, Yukon, Longhorn, etc, and it isn't all that useful for what we do today.
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SQL Server Reporting Services
SQL Server Reporting Services has been released, but the download is for a time-bombed 120 evaluation version.
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Regional Directors
Now I know two Regional Directors : Joel Semeniuk (my boss), and Derek Hatchard - a good friend of mine, former co-worker at ImagiNET and now in New Brunswick.
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Xen and the Art of Objects and Data
Erik Meijer from Microsoft Research is working on a new CLR language that incorporates C#, XML, and relational data.
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SQL Server Reporting Services
I'm a long-time Access developer, and when I saw SQL Server Reporting Services, I was quite interested.
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IE cache settings - not applicable!
Further to my earlier post where I thought that weird postback behaviour was due to some client side cache setting, I think I have the issue nailed down.
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ASP.NET and SQLClient Connection pooling
I should know this I suppose....
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Sales/Marketing/Technical Rant
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