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SQL Server reporting services is very powerful - level 200

What's in a name? SQL Server reporting services doesn't install as part of SQL Server. Rather, it is an ASP.NET package that installs on the web server. There is also a piece that installs into VS.NET. Once it's installed, the developer creates a new report project and chooses either a wizard or the...

Published Thu, Jul 29 2004 4:59 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Binding to custom objects - level 200

First of all, I rated this post as 200 instead of 300 because I believe that intermediate-level ASP.NET developers SHOULD know about and be using the following technique. When learning data-binding techniques, we see all the samples either bind a single value or bind a DataSet to a grid. It's very common...

Published Thu, Jul 29 2004 4:53 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Behavior of DataGrid.ItemDataBound and DataGrid.ItemCreated - level 200

When using the DataGrid control, one needs to know when to use the ItemDataBound event and when to use the ItemCreated event. These event names are pretty easy to follow. ItemCreated is when that row of the DataGrid is created. The controls are there, but that's it. On the ItemDataBound event, the controls...

Published Tue, Jul 27 2004 11:46 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Using embedded controls in the DataGrid control - level 300

When I first started developing with ASP.NET, I avoided the DataGrid control. It seemed too confining, but that was because I didn't fully understand it. All the books and article I read gave DataGrid examples where you bind a data source and DataGrid takes over. That's not where it stops at all. Now...

Published Tue, Jul 27 2004 6:46 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Display bliss - level 000

I'm sure some of you have a matrix of LCD flatscreens for your development display, but I work for a company that doesn't think that's a justafiable cost, so I've been using a 19” CRT with my Lattitude Laptop screen next to it as a second display. Recently a co-worker quit and left behind a 21”...

Published Thu, Jul 22 2004 7:50 AM by Jeffrey Palermo
Noah Coad has LOST his C# MVP status!!!! - level 000

My friend and colleague, Noah Coad , is now a Microsoft employee ( and cannot be that as well as an MVP ). We first met while working on a web project together in college at Texas A&M University. I was Information Systems, and he was Computer Science. He's the best .Net developer I know personally...

Published Wed, Jul 7 2004 5:49 AM by Jeffrey Palermo

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SQL Server reporting services is very powerful - level 200

Binding to custom objects - level 200

Behavior of DataGrid.ItemDataBound and DataGrid.ItemCreated - level 200

Using embedded controls in the DataGrid control - level 300

Display bliss - level 000

Noah Coad has LOST his C# MVP status!!!! - level 000