Private Sub Form_Resize() '1440 twips = 1 inch 'Stop setting the size if the inside height is less than an inch tall If (Me.InsideHeight / 1440 > 1) Then listBox1.Height = Me.InsideHeight - 1440 End If End SubKudos to http://www.lebans.com/toc.htm
Friday, July 30, 2010
MSAccess Dynamic Resizing of a form's contents
To change the dynamic height of a listbox is the only content of a form's detail section, attach the following code to the onResize event
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Various Alternatives to SMTP
I was excited to stumble into this article which showed a brief list of available open source web mail options:
http://www.roseindia.net/opensource/open-source-web-mail.shtml
It can ceate multi-part rich emails which allows you to send encoded images so you don't have to raise security red alerts by referencing images from the web. The technology it uses to do this is an open-source library named DotNetOpenMail
http://www.roseindia.net/opensource/open-source-web-mail.shtml
It can ceate multi-part rich emails which allows you to send encoded images so you don't have to raise security red alerts by referencing images from the web. The technology it uses to do this is an open-source library named DotNetOpenMail
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
function for inspecting column data type and length
Run this tsql to create a function to which you can pass the table and column names as parameters. It will return the data type, length of the column specified
declare @sql varchar(1000) if object_id('fn_GetColumnMetaData') is null Begin print ' Creating function dbo.fn_GetColumnMetaData' set @sql = 'create function dbo.fn_GetColumnMetaData(@tblName varchar(100), @colName varchar(100)) Returns Table as Return ( select length=case when t.name=''nvarchar'' then c.length/2 else c.length end, maxLength=t.length, typeName=t.name from syscolumns c join systypes t on c.xtype=t.xtype and t.name != ''sysname'' where id=object_Id(@tblName) and c.name=@colName )' exec(@sql) End
Friday, July 23, 2010
Best ASP.NET Hosting I could find
http://www.winhost.com/windows-hosting-plans.aspx
The basic plan starts at $5/month
The basic plan starts at $5/month
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Getting started
Azure website: http://windows.azure.com/
Pricing: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/pricing/
At a minimum you will pay $10/month for SQL Azure - for a 1 GB database.
Pricing: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/pricing/
At a minimum you will pay $10/month for SQL Azure - for a 1 GB database.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Friday, July 09, 2010
Saturday, July 03, 2010
Mongo DB
This article has a recommended reading list to get acquainted with mongoDB:
- Interactive Online Shell Tutorial - 5 minute hands-on demonstration of mongoDB by Kyle Banker. I also recommend his other posts on mongoDB.
- Case Study on Switching to mongoDB - Very insightful and well-written article on why a company went from MySQL to MongoDB and the issues involved in their migration by David Mytton.
- Getting Started - mongoDB quick start reference.
Friday, July 02, 2010
Gmail Notifier
The Gmail Notifier tool will give you a popup notification on your desktop when you get an email in your gmail inbox.
Thursday, July 01, 2010
JavascriptMVC - a fabulous framework
http://javascriptmvc.com/
I did a sample project with this. Looks exciting, but there is definitely a learning curve.
There is a nice discussion of the merits of even attempting to do this in javascript here.
I did a sample project with this. Looks exciting, but there is definitely a learning curve.
There is a nice discussion of the merits of even attempting to do this in javascript here.
Stored Procedure to Count Rows in Dynamic SQL
The first parameter contains the dynamic SQL string. The second parameter is an optional column name the count statement operates on; the default is *.
/* Counts the number of records in a dynamic sql string. Example usage: declare @records int exec @records = usp_CountRowsInDynamicSQL 'select recordId=5 union select recordId=6', 'recordId' print @records */ Create proc usp_CountRowsInDynamicSQL (@sql varchar(800), @colNameToCount varchar(50) = '*' ) AS declare @rowCount int create table #tmpRowCount (row_Count int) set nocount on set @sql = 'insert into #tmpRowCount (row_Count) select count(' + @colNameToCount + ') from ( ' + @sql + ') x' exec(@sql) set @rowCount = (select top 1 row_count from #tmpRowCount) set @rowCount = isnull(@rowCount,0) set nocount off drop table #tmpRowCount return @rowCount
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