DLL HELL in .NET DLL Hell is most frequent word during the interview session. Why it is and the reason of its occurrence. In this article I’m going to share the reason of its occurrence and the resolution. DLL HELL: After having a look in the above image you can understand that two application A and B are using the same shared assembly ....
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
Database Table Encryption Using Symmetric Key in SQL Server 2008 R2
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11:46 PM
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Sachin Kalia
Database Table Encryption Using Symmetric Key in SQL Server 2008 R2 The purpose of this article is to provide security to a database column's value so that no one can understand what the actual value is. Scenario: Actually a few days ago I had the situation to add one more layer of security, like encryption and decryption of some keys (for example...
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SQL Server
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Commit and Rollback using TransactionScope in LINQ
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12:06 AM
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Sachin Kalia
Commit and Rollback using TransactionScope in LINQ Hi Techies There is a very good feature to achieve commit and roll back in LINQ using TransactionScope. For an example you are having two table named as Customer and customerDetails. As I've declared two tables ,Let's create a scenario , Suppose you have updated some value in current context...
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LINQ
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
LINQ Let Keyword Using C#
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9:58 PM
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Sachin Kalia
LINQ Let Keyword Using C# While exploring LINQ keywords, I encountered the Let keyword and thought to write something for .Net geeks. The Let keyword gives you the liberty to use its value for the next level. This is the beauty of this keyword, that you can utilize the value on the next statement, which helps you keep your code simpler and easier...
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LINQ
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