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Looping through controls in an ASP.Net application is fairly easy using some recursion using the ControlCollection. This article demonstrates how to find controls in a web form

All about SQL Indexes - Clustered versus non-clustered indexes, composite, and unique indexes. Tips for chosing the columns for indexes and SQL commands to create, delete, and rename SQL indexes.

Error handling in .NET using the Global.asax. Using Application_Error in the global.asax to write to the event log, and email an error message with stack trace to a pre-designated email address

Using sockets and C#, you can customize the display of a networked HP Printer.

How not to merge two companies on a bursting bubble.

A generic stored procedure which lists the empty tables in a database

This User defined function ( UDF ) lists the columns names and properties of a table in a SQL database

SQL System UDF's (User Defined Functions) can be a useful addtion to a DBA's arsenal. This article shows you how to create a System UDF in SQL.

SQL Server Reporting Services Tutorial, a step by step guide on how to create a report using Microsoft Reporting Services Report Wizard

A generic class to read key values from Web.config in ASP.Net using C#

Avoiding crypto error messages when using MSMQ from ASP.NET

Using Decision Support Objects (DSO) in ASP.NET

Two methods to auto resize the width of columns in a Windows Form datagrid. The first assumes the DataSource is a DataTable, the second uses reflection.

Use a SQL User Defined Function ( UDF ) to split a delimited string and return an record set

In ASP.NET you can use a single SqlDataReader to populate multiple web controls.

When you try and view a SQL Server System UDF, you get an 'Unable to retrieve the text from a UserDefinedFunction object 'system_function_schema' error. It is possible to view the code in a SQL System UDF and this is how:

Using DrawString and MeasureString in Windows Forms.

Building a semaphore class in .NET