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Friday, 25 November 2011

Deploy/Use assemblies which require Unsafe/External Access with CLR and T-SQL

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  What is an Unsafe Assembly? Assemblies which are built using normal computational functions are considered as safe assemblies. But when ...
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Tuesday, 22 November 2011

Using CLR functions with T-SQL

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Why use CLR? Before using CLR, you should question ‘Why’. When using CLR functions within T-SQL, you have to maintain two different progra...
Tuesday, 9 August 2011

Change the data source of a Crystal Report at Run-time using C#

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It’s a known fact, that in Crystal Reports, if you try to display details, using data in a SQL Server Database other than the one that you’v...
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Monday, 8 August 2011

Invoke a custom method when Crystal Report Viewers’ print button is clicked / Add custom button to Crystal Report Viewer Toolbar

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If you are developing applications which includes reporting with Crystal Reports, you may have noticed that it’s not possible to invoke a cu...
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Friday, 5 August 2011

How to insert data using SQL Views created using multiple tables

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A view can be defined as a virtual table or a stored query and the data accessible through a view is not stored in the database as a distinc...
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Sunday, 31 July 2011

Using MERGE statement in SQL Server 2008

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‘MERGE’ statement is a new feature in SQL Server 2008. It can be used to perform insert, update and delete operation on a destination table ...
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Thursday, 28 July 2011

How to Use Update Cursors in SQL Server

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There can be a situation where you have to use a cursor, even though the experts say not to use cursors or to avoid them as much as possible...
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Manjuke Fernando
Singapore
My passion lies in building business intelligence and data-based solutions, writing about things I work with and talking about it. New technologies relevant to my line of work interest me and I am often seen playing with early releases of such technologies. My current role involves architecting and building a variety of data solutions, providing database maintenance and administration support, building the organization’s data practice, and training and mentoring peers. My aspiration over the next several years is to achieve higher competency and recognition in the field of Data Analytics and move into a career of data science. Specialities: SQL Server, T-SQL Development, SQL Server Administration, SSRS, SSIS, C#, ASP.Net, Crystal Reports
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