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Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Changing the target processor type of deployed ClickOnce applications

by Julie Lerman via Julie Lerman on 2/18/2009 6:50:40 PM

I found out the hard way that this is not pretty. In the long run, you'll have to have all users completely uninstall and reinstall their apps. Here are more details... [A New DevLife Post] 1 comment(s)

SqlBulkCopy Revisited

by via William (Bill) Vaughn on 2/18/2009 5:13:28 AM

Another developer asked how to import CSV files using INSERT statements. Instead of simply saying “Go get a copy of the book” (again), I decided to provide the example from the book’s DVD. SqlBulkCopy leverages the considerable work the SQL Server team has done to make importing data fast (really fast). Consider that none of the data access interfaces are designed to do bulk imports—except DBLib. That is, until ADO.NET 2.5 when the SqlBulkCopy API was added to the .NET SqlClient namespace t ... [ read more ]

Questions for the Visual Studio Managers

by via William (Bill) Vaughn on 2/18/2009 4:07:33 AM

Early in March the MVPs are holding their annual summit on the Redmond campus. They want us to provide questions to be posed to the Microsoft managers who want to hear what the developer community thinks. Please feel free to comment. I’ll pass on your comments to the folks on the hill. What progress has been made to better communicate between the various divisions at Microsoft? Case in point (one of many): The new Local Data Cache has two separate mechanisms to create and initialize ... [ read more ]

Programming Entity Framework Book

by Beth Massi via Beth Massi on 2/18/2009 2:11:16 AM

Julie Lerman's Programming Entity Framework book just arrived today! I've been skimming around it all day and so far Chapter 8 is my favorite but I'm sure once I get to Chapter 14 that will take the cake :-) Thanks Julie! (especially for all the great VB code!) How Do I videos here we come..... Enjoy! 3 comment(s)

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