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Replacing first occurrence of certain characters in MSSQL database

Published by Harsh Baid on June 3, 2013 | Leave a response

This post is regarding how to replace first occurrence of one or more characters from database table Column. Suppose we have table named User with columns Id, Name, Phone Number as shown in the figure below. And contains records as shown in figure below: Now what I required to accomplish is replace the first ‘-’ [...]

Posted in SQL | Tagged Column, Database, Microsoft SQL Server, programming, SQL, Table (database), Tables
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Wisdom Thoughts

By three methods we may learn wisdom:

First, by reflection, which is noblest;

Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and

Third, by experience, which is the bitterest.

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How to install .NET Framework 2.0 and 3.5 on Windows 8 in Offline Mode

Published by Harsh Baid on May 22, 2013 | Leave a response

I have installed Windows 8 few days back. And during some initial programs setup I noticed that Windows 8 does not include .NET 3.5 (include .NET 2.0 and 3.0) by default. However it did contained the setup in the OS disc. So question is, How to install the .NET framework 3.5 including .NET 2.0 and 3.0 [...]

Posted in .NET, Personal Productivity, Setup, Utility | Tagged .NET Framework, Command Prompt, DVD, Installation (computer programs), Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Operating system, Windows 8
Global Windows Azure Bootcamp at Ahmedabad 2013

Global Windows Azure Bootcamp at Ahmedabad 2013

Published by Harsh Baid on April 28, 2013 | Leave a response

This post is to share my experience with Global Windows Azure Boot camp event that happened in Ahmedabad. About The Event The event was about getting started with Windows Azure and Getting started with the Windows Azure Training Kit for any developers whether experienced or fresher and working on any programming platforms. The event was also about how [...]

Posted in .NET, ASP.NET, C#, HTML, IIS, Introduction, JavaScript, Setup, SQL, WCF, Windows Azure, Winforms, WPF | Tagged AhmedabadUserGroup, Android, Azure, Bootcamp, Cloud Application, Cloud computing, iPhone, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, The Event, Training Camp, Windows Azure

MSSQL – Change default database by sql query

Published by Harsh Baid on February 27, 2013 | Leave a response

Dear reader, Recently I noticed in my daily work that every time I logged in MS SQL I was required to select the database which I had to work on and this was regularly in use by me and this lead me to find the solution to change the default database selection after I log [...]

Posted in Interview Questions, SQL, Utility | Tagged Data Definition Language, Database, Microsoft Developer Network, Microsoft SQL Server, SQL, sql server, SQL Server Management Studio, Stored procedure
Getting started with Multifile assembly - Part II

Getting started with Multifile assembly – Part II

Published by Harsh Baid on January 12, 2013 | 1 Response

Some brief before we continue Hi! In the last article on this topic here MULTIFILE ASSEMBLY part – I, I had talked conceptually about creating multi-file assembly and possible usages. In this post we will have more insights on the implementation part regarding multi-file assembly and using MEF to apply the concept practically in the [...]

Posted in .NET, ASP.NET, C#, Winforms | Tagged .NET, .NET Framework, assembly, C Sharp (programming language), desktop applications, extensibility, FedEx, Loose coupling, Managed Extensibility Framework, mef, Microsoft, multi-file assembly, Plug-in (computing), programming
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How to enable press tab to search in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox on your website

Published by Harsh Baid on September 15, 2012 | Leave a response

Today, I learned something new while using StackOverflow in google chrome that it provides special area in browser’s address bar to search on the site even before you visit the site. I think this is very good feature as user can find the things very quickly on your site and get the expected output as [...]

Posted in ASP.NET, HTML, Search Engine Optimization | Tagged Address bar, ASP.NET, Google, Google Chrome, HTML, Jeff Bezos, OpenSearch, Search, Web search engine, YouTube
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Understanding HB Code – Line of business application for WPF – Part I

Published by Harsh Baid on September 9, 2012 | Leave a response

  HB Code – Line of business application for WPF This project is made available as open-source and hosted freely on www.codeplex.com. Prerequisites Object-oriented programming using C#.NET and LINQ. Nuget package usage. Basic knowledge of WPF application building such as input controls, container controls, triggers, styles, templates. Entity Framework, currently knowing any of versions of [...]

Posted in .NET, C#, Entity Framework, WPF | Tagged EntityFramework, Line Of Business, LOB, Model View ViewModel, SQL, ViewModel, Windows Presentation Foundation, WPF

Getting started with Multifile assembly

Published by Harsh Baid on September 7, 2012 | 1 Response

What is Multi-file assembly? It is an application assembly either web-based or desktop-based which spans across many files to support extensibility and dynamically adding new features. What is Modules? Modules means class files such as Program.cs or frmMain.cs, in context of assemblies. Usage of Multi-file assembly Using different modules written in different .NET based programming languages [...]

Posted in .NET, ASP.NET, C#, Winforms, WPF | Tagged .NET Framework, assembly, C Sharp (programming language), Component Frameworks, desktop applications, extensibility, mef, multi-file assembly, Prism, programming, web applications
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Installing .NET 3.5 service pack 1 along with application setup

Published by Harsh Baid on August 27, 2012 | Leave a response

Many of us would have been creating setups for applications either using WinForms or WPF and other such, but we really ignore the fact that users might not have all the prerequisites that our application requires to work. Possibilities for that might be one or more as below: User do have .NET framework even installed. [...]

Posted in .NET, Setup | Tagged .NET, .NET 3.5, .NET Framework, .NET Framework version history, Installation (computer programs), Microsoft, Microsoft Visual Studio, offline setup, Setup, Standalone setup
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