By tag: JonGalloway
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Sending files via the default e-mail client
A review of three options for sending a file via your user's default e-mail client.
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Force the protocol (TCP, Named Pipes, etc.) in your connection string
Here's the right way to force TCP or Named Pipes in your database connection string.
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Passing lists to SQL Server 2005 with XML parameters
Pass an arbitrary list of values in a SQL Server stored procedure parameter using the XML datatype.
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Show a file in Explorer
Make things easy on your users by opening Explorer with their file selected.
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Script SQL data with the Database Publishing Wizard (SqlPubWiz)
SqlPubWiz lets you script your SQL Server schema and / or data from the command line.
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SMO uses sysobjects and sys.objects instead of INFORMATION_SCHEMA
Why? Who knows, but you can fix your scripts with a regex replace.
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Use the Database Publishing Wizard to script your table data
Jon Galloway combines the Database Publishing Wizard with PowerSMO to create a powerful means of scripting schema and data so it can be version controlled.
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Freeing up drive space on Windows XP
Some quick tips for cleaning up your XP box as you get ready to upgrade to Vista.
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Reporting Services - Add a logo to the Report Manager
Here's how to use some smarty pants CSS and JavaScript hackery to add a logo to the SSRS Report Manager page.
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A simple example of a fluent interface
A fluent interface can make your code much easier to use by allowing users to write code like this:
imageFilter.Rotate(90)
.Watermark("Monkey")
.RoundCorners(100, Color.Bisque)
.Save("test.png");
This article shows how and why you should add fluent interfaces to your ...
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Free OCR software? You may already have it...
Office 2003 gives you a great little OCR tool. And this can be controlled via .NET
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[Tools] Switched to Notepad++, here's my C# syntax file
Jon Galloway on Notepad++ and all it's coolness, with screenshots!