SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 8(jasonfollas.com)

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In this, the eighth part in a series on the new Spatial Data types in SQL Server 2008, we step away from the database and do a little spatial coding using .NET and the new Builder API. read more...

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SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 7(jasonfollas.com)

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In Part 7 in a series on the new Spatial data types in SQL Server 2008, some of the fundamental differences between Geometry and Geography types are examined. read more...

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SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 6(jasonfollas.com)

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In this, the sixth part of a series about the new spatial data type in SQL Server 2008, methods and properties that return scalar values and Points are demonstrated. read more...

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SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 5(jasonfollas.com)

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Part 5 in this series about the new spatial data types in SQL Server 2008 explores the interaction between two Geometry instances in order to produce a new useful instance. read more...

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SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 4(jasonfollas.com)

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In the fourth part of the series, instance methods are demonstrated that transform Geometry instances into other useful Geometry instances. read more...

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SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 3(jasonfollas.com)

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The third article in a series on the new SQL Server 2008 spatial data type explains how to instantiate spatial data types (which are actually SQLCLR UDTs) from T-SQL. read more...

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SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 2(jasonfollas.com)

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The second article in a series on the new SQL Server 2008 spatial data type introduces some of the OGC standards that were implemented by Microsoft. read more...

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SQL Server 2008: Spatial Data, Part 1(jasonfollas.com)

submitted by jfollas(425) 4 years, 2 months ago

In the upcoming release of SQL Server 2008, developers will have access to two new spatial data types that are included with the product: Geometry and Geography. This first article in a planned series will introduce the concepts behind these two types. read more...

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Dustin Campbell: Giving Enums a Little Love(diditwith.net)

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Dustin Campbell (Developer Express' Senior "Whipping Boy") discusses improvements that should be made in order to round out the Enumeration data type in .NET (to provide for both increased functionality and improved readability of code that uses enums). read more...

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XmlDataSource: XPath Workaround For Default Namespaces(jasonf-blog.blogspot.com)

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The ASP.NET 2.0 XmlDataSource does not provide a way to handle namespaces in the source XML. If your source XML uses namespaces, then you need to use XSLT to remove the namespaces, otherwise you won't be able to create a valid XPath statement that will work with the XmlDataSource. Or do you? (hint: you can do everything in XPath without resorting to XSLT) read more...

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