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Wednesday, March 15, 2006
From GotDotNet to MSDN
by XmlTeam via XML Team on 3/15/2006 8:06:00 PM
Hello All, My name is Neetu Rajpal and I am a Program Manager in the XML Team. In this post, I want to let you know of a few additions to the XML Downloads section. The Tools and Utilities in the XML Downloads section has always pointed to our sister GotDotNet site. In an effort to consolidate all XML related information on MSDN, we have now moved the following downloads from GotDotNet to MSDN directly.   Below is a short description of what these utilities do. X ... [ read more ] 5 comment(s)
Fun Hash Joins with VB9 LINQ
by brianbec via Brian Beckman on 3/15/2006 10:04:00 AM
In the terminology of relational databases, a “join” is, semantically, like a nested loop over a pair of lists (or tables) of records, saving only those where some certain fields match. Unless we do something smart, this could be very expensive. Imagine searching a database of a million DNA profiles for the closest match to a sample that has 10,000 DNA features (I have no idea whether those are real numbers: I just made them up, but they sound ballpark to me). A dumb join would search all 1 mi ... [ read more ] 2 comment(s)
SQL Delta : Product Review
by David Jeavons via DevCity.NET - Articles on 3/15/2006 12:00:00 AM
SQL Delta is a SQL Server database comparison tool that allows you to analyse databases on the same server or on two different servers. David Jeavons put it through its paces to assess its usefulness and usability.


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