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UK Hosting - Ideal for DotNetNuke (DNN) or ASP.NET + SQL Server 2005 Express |
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By Dale on
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
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Hosting is available for a limited number of sites on one of our UK dedicated servers. Its a windows 2003 box with a very small number of sites on the box. Perfect for hosting DotNetNuke (DNN) or any other ASP.NET site that uses SQL Server 2005 Express as the backend. Being dedicated means we can customise any settings such as the IIS extensions etc. Please contact us for more details.
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Check out the Castle Project |
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By Dale on
Sunday, September 30, 2007
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Ruby on Rails for .net! Castle in an open source project that provides a set of tools to simplify development in .net. I used Castle Monorail which provides an MVC framework and Castle ActiveRecord which provides a data mapper.
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MS Reporting Services |
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By Dale on
Thursday, July 26, 2007
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Divide by zero: I had an odd experience today when I tried to prevent a divide by zero by using the IIF statement e.g. =IIf(Term2 <> 0, Term1/Term2, 0) however it appears to try and evaluate 'Term1/Term2' even if it 'Term2 = 0' very strange - so I had to use another IIf statement to ensure that a valid computation happens even though it will never be used e.g. =IIf(Term2 <> 0, Term1/(IIf(Term2 <> 0, Term2, 1), 0).
IIf revisited: OK - so now I understand a bit more about VB I've found out that the IIf statement always evaluates both expressions and then returns one of them. The previous *hack* didn't help when it came time to try and display a parameter which could be null (Nothing). The solution it seems was to write a small function which is embedded in the report. This is done on the Report/Parameters/Code tab. And there is no support for debugging your code so g ...
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.NET Notes |
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By Dale on
Thursday, April 05, 2007
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A post to keep track of interesting bits of information regarding .NET development. Latest notes on backing up SQL Server 2005 databases from .NET code and creating / managing compressed filed from .NET code.
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