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    Multiple CTEs in Sequence

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:February 13, 2011
    • Post category:SQL Server
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    In a previous post, I discussed how to use common table expressions to generate temporary result sets that can read from and written to.  In this post, I’ll show how…

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    Intro to Common Table Expressions

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:January 28, 2011
    • Post category:SQL Server
    • Post comments:1 Comment

    Common table expressions (CTEs) are a powerful feature that was added to Microsoft SQL Server 2005.  Common table expressions can be thought of as a temporary result set that can…

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    Semaphores in C#

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:January 16, 2011
    • Post category:.NET/C#
    • Post comments:1 Comment

    A short while ago I had a need to limit simultaneous requests to a web service from a multi-threaded application to prevent timeouts.  I learned about semaphores in school and…

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    Deploying a SharePoint Master Page in a Feature

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:May 16, 2010
    • Post category:SharePoint
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    A few weeks back I was tasked with deploying some content to a site collection including a new master page.  The requirements stated that upon activation of the feature, the…

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    Enable ASP.NET AJAX in Your SharePoint 2007 Farm

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:March 4, 2010
    • Post category:SharePoint
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    SharePoint 2007 does not enable ASP.NET AJAX by default.  Although the process to enable ASP.NET AJAX on a SharePoint 2007 web application is rather straightforward, it can be time consuming…

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    Adding Configurable Properties to a SharePoint Web Part’s Tool Pane

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:February 19, 2010
    • Post category:SharePoint
    • Post comments:1 Comment

    In a previous post, we developed a simple web part to add two numbers together and display the result.  It is a great introduction to web parts in the SharePoint…

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    How To Create a Basic SharePoint Web Part

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:January 15, 2010
    • Post category:Development/SharePoint
    • Post comments:1 Comment

    A large part of SharePoint's power comes from the fact that the interface is completely pluggable. Users can add web parts to pages of their choice in order to add…

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    Executing Code in Assemblies with SharePoint CustomActions

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:July 23, 2009
    • Post category:Development/SharePoint
    • Post comments:5 Comments

    In my previous post, I discussed the basics of using a CustomAction to enhance the functionality of a content type. We used a CustomAction to redirect and pass some parameters…

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    CustomAction Basics in SharePoint

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:May 25, 2009
    • Post category:Development/SharePoint
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    CustomActions allow you to provide an easy way for an end user to perform some sort of action on or with a specific list item that is not available in…

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    Feature Receiver Basics

    • Post author:Michael Bowersox
    • Post published:May 10, 2009
    • Post category:Development/SharePoint
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    As you begin developing more and more complex features to be deployed to SharePoint, you will most likely come across the need to perform some additional actions when your feature…

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