How to use ‘In’ SQL keyword in Entity Framework?
This is my SQL command
This is my SQL command
I’m using the auto-implemented properties syntax in the C# source files of my ASP.NET Web Application:
I have in the database a field that will always have an tag. and also lots of text..
I have an asp.net web application running on IIS 7 set-up in web-garden mode. I want to clear runtime cache items across all worker processes using a single-step. I can setup a database key-value, but that would mean a thread executing on each worker process, on each of my load-balanced-scenario web servers will poll for changes on that key-value and flush cache. That would be a very bad mechanism as I flush cache items once per day at max. Also I cannot implement a push notification using the SqlCacheDependency with Service Broker notifications as I have a MySql db. Any thoughts? Is there any dirty work-around? One possible workaround, expose an aspx page, and hit that page multiple times using the ip and port on which the site is hosted instead of the domain name – ex: http://ip.ip.ip.ip:82/CacheClear.aspx, so that a request for that page might be sent to all the worker processes within that webserver, and on Page_Load, clear the cache items. But this is a really dirty hack and may not work in cases when all requests are sent to the same worker process.
I want to share the currentTab variable which exists on the C# server side with JavaScript. Here is my code:
I am trying to reproduce a threading error condition within an HTTP Handler.
I have a gridview that I want to validate when it is in edit mode. how do I do this?
I’ve got this application that works locally and when deployed and using a .mdf SQL Express database file (which I usually use for testing purposes). However, when I change it to work with our SQL Server 2008 the app works but the service doesn’t.
Here is my setup:
Inside asp.net form I have few dynamically generated buttons, all of this buttons submit a form, is there a way to get which button was submit the form in page load event?