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To format a short date like MM/DD/YY try the following: select CONVERT(VARCHAR(8), GETDATE(), 1) as MyShortDate For a complete guide to&nb...

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SQL, Date, Convert
Posted in: SQL Scripts
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Oracle: "Provider=MSDAORA; Data Source=ORACLE8i7;Persist Security Info=False;Integrated Security=yes" Microsoft Access: "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB...

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Connection Strings, SQL, Oracle, Microsoft Access, MySQL, IBM AS/400
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Recently I’ve had need to change the name of a running website in IIS 7. This isn’t something you can do through the GUI, but I have disco...

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IIS7, site identifier
Posted in: IIS
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So, if you are using DotNetNuke 5.4.1 you already have a cool alternative to default text html editor. Yes i am talking about Telerik RAD Editor. It r...

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Posted in: DNN
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RFC 1597 provides for a group of Internet Networks that will never be assigned. Furthermore, these addresses will not route through the Internet. This...

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Syntax: SELECT field1 [ , field2 [ , ... ] ] INTO newtable FROM source field1 Is a parameter that specifies the list of the fields that are to b...

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Posted in: SQL Scripts
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Start > run > Type "control userpasswords2" Click Add Put in the username and domain Click Next Select the "other" radio button Select...

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Malware these days can wreak havoc on your registry file associations. Here is a great resource for Windows® XP File Association Fixes from Doug ...

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Malware, malicious software
Posted in: Malware, Windows XP
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Here's a great sql script to use for the DotNetNuke Reports Module: Select --   AU.Username,    U.FirstName,   ...

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string emailAddress = "email1@domain.com;address2@another.com;myaccount@somewhere.com"; string[] valuePair = emailAddress.Split(new char[] { ';' }); ...

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Posted in: C Sharp - C#
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