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Types of index in SQL server
Category: Sql Server |Submitted in: Articles | Hits: 3446 | Submitted by: rakesh | on: 10/31/2012 3:27:47 AM
At the beginning is important that you understand indexes. SQL Server 2005 and 2008 supports two types of indexes for most data types: clustered and non-clustered. It also supports full-text indexes and XML indexes, but those types of indexes are relevant only for specific data types.
XAML An Intoduction
Category: WPF |Submitted in: Articles | Hits: 2214 | Submitted by: [email protected] | on: 8/2/2010 3:46:04 AM
In Windows Presentation Foundation, the screens are built with a dialect of XML called Extensible Markup Language (XAML). XML is data centric and is viewed as a technology in its own right. Data on certain web pages or a web service request (response message) is in the form of an XML document.
LINQ An Introduction
Category: LINQ |Submitted in: Articles | Hits: 2676 | Submitted by: rakesh | on: 7/21/2010 6:29:28 AM
C# 3.0. LINQ (Language Integrated Query) extends the query capabilities of c# and Visual Basic in terms of querying and updating data using language syntax on any kind of data store. With Orcas the data stores mainly supported are in-memory objects, XML , SQL Server db objects, ADO.NET datasets. In future LINQ will also support querying on Entities exposed as part of ADO.NET Entity framework.
An Introduction to JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)
Category: JavaScript |Submitted in: Articles | Hits: 2580 | Submitted by: rakesh | on: 7/2/2010 3:44:42 AM
JavaScript Object Notation, or JSON for short, is a lightweight data-interchange format which may prove to be a viable alternative to XML for IT developers. The purpose of a data-interchange format is to transfer information between potentially incompatible technologies.
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