ulling. It all started when the test server was hosed (rebuilt) without asking me if it affect anything I was doing. Without going to much into the history, an application that should have been on production was on staging and being used as the production »
Yesterday I got stuck on a problem with a DateTime parameter I was attempting to submit to a WCF operation (method). I was trying to call call the operation using POST and the format was JSON. I was getting the value from the javascript Date object like »
I have been using XML for internal data formats for many years. Mostly for the purpose of transforming data using XSLT. So while I’ve been working with XML for a long time, I have never had the need to work with namespaces other than those that were standard »
I’ve been working with WCF in an intranet environment over the last couple weeks and have been getting some good experience which is forcing me to dig in more an more. My disclaimer is: I still only have a surface level understanding of how it works and »
I haven’t worked with Excel much since my early days of writing macros using VBA. That’s when I got my first taste of programming - I’ve been hooked ever since. But that was 8 years ago, and since then the only thing I do with Excel is use it to send »
Since SQL 2005 was first released I have always opened it from the run command in the start menu by typing “sqlwb” after hitting the Windows+R shortcut (Run… command). Why? Because no matter where I am it’s the quickest way to open SSMS without using »