I had a blog server which I felt compelled to migrate to WordPress 2.5. The existing blog server can only emit the data in the BlogML format. So I set out to find an BlogML importer for WordPress 2.5. I stumbled upon Aaron’s post on importing to wordpress. So here is what needs to be [...]
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Technorati Tags: Microsoft,Sysinternals,Filemon,Regmon,Autoruns,Process Explorer,Syinternals Live
If you are a Sysinternals fan then this one is for you. Microsoft has announced the launch of Sysinternals Live. Ever since Microsoft took over Sysinterals the one thing that i have detested is the need to search for a particular utility and scrolling to the bottom of the page just [...]
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I created a new windows service and attached a App.Config file to it. Then I went back to the code and tried this:
System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.GetSection(“Extras”);
For some reason the compiler was not able to figure out the class and kept throwing an error. This does not happen with your standard EXE projects as well as ASP.NET projects. I [...]
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Using Persited Columns in SQL Server 2005 via t-sql and sql server management studio
Filed under: Code, Microsoft, Performance, SQL, SQL Server, T-SQL, Technical | Tagged: Computed Column, Management Studio, Persisted, SQL Server | 3 Comments »
Looks like the folks at Google has got a new favicon. No more square box!
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