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Converting MS Access to MySQL

For small and large database projects, Microsoft Access works wonderfully. If you have a database with hundreds of thousands of records, maybe even connecting to other databases remotely. Security isn’t too much of a problem (no Access database is truly secure), and with a wide range of options for publishing and reporting on your data. (more…)

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XML Support in Microsoft SQL SERVER

This article explains how to retrieve XML document by using data stored in SQL SERVER.And here iam not doing any hard code, simply by configuring the IIS to support XML to retrieve data from database. (more…)

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Practical Implementation of MSMQ Using ASP.Net and SQL Server

Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) technology enables applications running at different times to communicate across different networks and even the systems that may be available. (more…)

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Creating an object oriented MySQL abstraction class

In this tutorial I will show you how you can create an object oriented database abstraction class for MySQL database. Besides the basic functions this manager class can summarize total time spent with db connection and query execution and counts how many query were executed. (more…)

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8 Essential MySQL Queries

Here”s a list of queries that I found myself using very often and that save me a lot of development time. I hope you can benefit from them as well. (more…)

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