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May 2004 - Posts

SharePoint Resources Updated
I've updated my SharePoint resources page to include some more blogs and webcasts. I've also added a link to Lamont Harrington's SharePoint resource page which has a ton more resources that the page I created. Take a look. Also I spoke with the WebCast Read More...
Reporting Services WebParts Released
I've just posted a walkthrough that explains how to install and configure the RsWebParts. Reporting Services WebParts - Walkthrough I've also just released the CAB file for the first version of the RsWebParts on the RsWebParts workspace . Please check Read More...
Reporting Services WebParts CAB File
I just posted the CAB file that is from the RsReportInfo WebPart that I demonstrated in the first Report Services WebParts article to the RsWebParts workspace . If you read the article but didn't feel like writing out all the code you can now download Read More...
ObjectSpaces... not till Longhorn
For all the ObjectSpaces fans out there, it has been delayed. Developers who have been following the evolution of "ObjectSpaces" – a technology effort building services supporting object representations of data in relational databases – will Read More...
Back from Tech-Ed, SQL Server 2005 XML, and the RsWebParts Workspace
Well I'm back from Tech-Ed USA (already). My work only gave me the first two days off since I'm currently pretty busy. It was great to meet everyone. I spent a lot of time in the Data Cabana and that was by far the best part of the conference. I'm always Read More...
At Tech-Ed
Well I finished my first data cabana session. I handed out a lot of cool SQL Server 2005 trucker style hats and Reporting Services T-Shirts. There were a handful of questions about various SQL Server technologies and I enjoyed meeting everyone who came Read More...
ActiveViews FAQ
From Tim Rizzo : Q) How can I get a copy of the ActiveViews code? A) Email me to add your name to the potential beta list ( thomriz@microsoft.com ). I can't guarantee whether you'll get on it but if you don't email, there's no chance you'll make it :) Read More...
Apprentice.NET
More Tech-Ed via Scott Hanselman : You'll want to stop by and see if you have the intellectual horsepower it takes to be the Apprentice.NET ! The Winner will receive a ticket to the EXCLUSIVE INVITE ONLY .NET Influencer's Dinner and rub elbows with various Read More...
See you at Tech-Ed
I'm going to be at Tech-Ed, but only on Monday and Tuesday (due to work). I'll be answering SqlXml questions in the Data Cabana on both Monday and Tuesday during lunch (I don't remember the exact schedule). So if you have some SqlXml questions come by Read More...
Updating thousands of records
Dino Esposito asks How to update a few thousand records ? I hoped some hack was possible in 1.x to force a custom batch update size. My hope was for a private, internal property to set using reflection. No way. And in 2.0, the batch update implementation Read More...
Who's Online
I just posted another article that details how to futher extend SharePoint using the global.asax file. This article shows how to create a who's online webpart using the methods from the first article. Extending SharePoint using Global.asax - Who's Onlin Read More...
Global.asax and SharePoint
I just posted a short article on Extending SharePoint using Global.asax . I'm very excited about using this technique in order to accomplish some things that I was unable to accomplish with WebParts and Custom pages. Take a look and let me know what you Read More...
SqlXml - Now includes Sql Server!
Irwin talks about the delta between Sql Server 2000 and Sql Server 2005 XML features . Hopefully we'll be able to add a few more things to it to really make Sql Server 2005 special. All leading toward my future plan - “SqlXml - Now includes Sql Read More...
MSDN.TV: Developing Apps using Reporting Services
This episode provides an overview of Reporting Services and shows how to add reports to your applications, including how to design reports using Report Designer, call SOAP methods using Visual Studio.NET 2003 against the Report Server Web service, and Read More...