mars 2007 - Posts

• An Missing Interface

  .NET 2.0 is missing an INullable interface! It's great that Nullable<T> was added to version 2 of .NET Framework, but why doesn't it implement an interface, where the interface has the HasValue property defined? My problem is that I wanted to write Read More... Posted den 22 mars 2007 18:41 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0

• Database Unit Testing

  I written a couple of post about Datadude by now, and unfortunately both of them have been about issues that I've had, so I thought it would be about time that I wrote about something that I like :) I've used the possibility to create database unit tests, Read More... Posted den 19 mars 2007 20:28 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: Team System

• Auditing in Triggers

  In my current project, we have requirements on logging and auditing of changes in the SQL Server tables. We decided to implement the functionality as triggers and since it's SQL Server 2005 we choose to store the before/after as a single XML column. To Read More... Posted den 15 mars 2007 08:58 by ericqu | 2 Comments

• More Issues With Datadude

  I recently blogged about some issues we've had with Datadude, and this is a post about yet another problem. The problem arise when we use schema compare, making a compare between the physical database and the project. When we do this we get differences, Read More... Posted den 13 mars 2007 20:24 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: Team System, Tools

• Scott Guthrie on New Orcas Features

  Scott blogs about three new features in C# 3.5 (and two of them also apply to VB). All three of them are simple, but still very useful since they all let you do less typing and therefor become more productive. The three are Automatic Properties, Object Read More... Posted den 11 mars 2007 08:22 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET 3.5

• Web Service Software Factory (WSSF)

  In December 2006 Microsoft released a new version of Web Service Software Factory . The new version had support for WCF and also some security guidance and custom Code Analysis rules. For us, this release was perfect timing, since we started to help a Read More... Posted den 8 mars 2007 20:46 by ericqu | 0 Comments Filed under: .NET 2.0, Design, .NET 3.0, PAG