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nHibernate Type Mappings | iDevForFun

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Raquo; You currently reading "nHibernate and Type Mappings". NHibernate and Type Mappings. While diagnosing random poor performance on live servers recently, we discovered that the issue lay with some inefficient query performance in sql server. Upon examining the queries we discovered the issue was due to search parameters being sent as nvarchar (unicode) while the lookup column value was a varchar (ansi). Its a subtle difference with some major impacts. All looks well so far … or does it? Andy … ...

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Code Re-use With Abstract Classes | iDevForFun

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Raquo; You currently reading "Code Re-use With Abstract Classes". Code Re-use With Abstract Classes. An often overlooked feature of C# (and OO programming in general) is the use of abstract classes to maximise code re-use. Put simply, if you have code in related classes that is the same but needs to call implementation specific methods, you can probably use an abstract class to consolidate this code. Lets dive right in with a simple example. Our inherited class would look something like this …. Radio But...

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C# | iDevForFun

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Raquo; Archive by tag "C#". NHibernate and Type Mappings. While diagnosing random poor performance on live servers recently, we discovered that the issue lay with some inefficient query performance in sql server. Upon examining the queries we discovered the issue was due to search parameters being sent as nvarchar (unicode) while the lookup column value was a varchar (ansi). Its a subtle difference with some major impacts. All looks well so far … or does it? 4 Comments on nHibernate and Type Mappings.

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Viewstate Is Not Evil | iDevForFun

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Raquo; You currently reading "Viewstate Is Not Evil". Viewstate Is Not Evil. Viewstate is often touted to be heavy and slow and better off disabled in most aspx applications. When used properly veiwstate can be quite a useful tool with not too much overhead. Use it improperly and all the horror stories you’ve heard start to come true …. In each masterpage or at the top of each page you can place this code in the page directive to disable the viewstate. You can add this to any control and access its value...

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Bad Examples | iDevForFun

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Raquo; You currently reading "Bad Examples". All over the web I see the code you see below. While it will work it is wrong … don’t do it! A web response stream is a stream like any other, you need to ensure that it is closed when you are finished with it or it will not release its resources. In the case of a web response (or request for that matter), failing to close it could mean the server will run out of connections. In a high traffic web site this won’t take all that long. The code can be rewritten a...

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Raquo; Archive by tag ".NET". NHibernate and Type Mappings. While diagnosing random poor performance on live servers recently, we discovered that the issue lay with some inefficient query performance in sql server. Upon examining the queries we discovered the issue was due to search parameters being sent as nvarchar (unicode) while the lookup column value was a varchar (ansi). Its a subtle difference with some major impacts. All looks well so far … or does it? 4 Comments on nHibernate and Type Mappings.

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Make the XmlSerializer your friend | iDevForFun

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Raquo; You currently reading "Make the XmlSerializer Your Friend". Make the XmlSerializer Your Friend. There are a few ways to consume xml, some good, some not. Lets have a look …. 3) My preferred option … use the built in XmlSerializer given to you by Microsoft. Its not difficult to use and is easily customised using attributes on your model objects. At the end of the day, the xml is a model of data which can easily be translated into model objects. DateTime DateAdded {. Address Address {. From this poi...

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Radio Buttons and Repeaters in Aspx | iDevForFun

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Raquo; You currently reading "Radio Buttons and Repeaters in Aspx". Radio Buttons and Repeaters in Aspx. If you’re using a Repeater control and have a requirement to have radio buttons in the repeated rows you may find yourself in a head scratching mess. You may find that checking one radio button does not result in all other buttons being unchecked. The radio buttons will essentially start to behave like a bunch of check boxes … not cool. This is a known issue explained in detail here. Div id=rbData asp...