Creating DotNetNuke SqlDataProvider Files Using SSMS
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DotNetNuke requires that any SQL Script include special additional items to ensure compatibility with the underlying development.
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DotNetNuke requires that any SQL Script include special additional items to ensure compatibility with the underlying development.
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Sometimes when we try to access files we can encounter file locks, or other access exceptions that throw a wrench into the works. I came up with a simple workaround to resolve these issues.
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Sometimes you just don't know what you want to query until it comes time to execute the query, this post explores options for creating dynamic where clauses.
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Performance is a key pet-peeve of mine, it has to be fast because it can be fast! This post shares some of my favorite DNN Performance Improvement Tips.
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Creating a user account via C# code is not exactly straight forward in DNN this post includes a helpful snippet illustrating how to complete this task.
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Dynamically attached databases seem incredibly helpful at first glance, however, with anything easy there is always a gotcha, and dynamically attached databases are no different.
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Rank, ROW_NUMBER, and Partition are incredibly powerful SQL statements but often misunderstood. This post outlines example usages to illustrate their effectiveness.
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Taking proper backups of your DNN based website is critical as if you miss anything you can be left without a working backup.
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To fully test your database-driven applications you need test data, it can be tedious to populate, so let us explore a few quick ways to add data.