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 | Hm, are you trying to install Windows 2003 Server Evaluation version? If yes, then read ahead: I recently downloaded the same software from Microsoft's site. Make sure to download both images, and burn 2 CDs from them. On my machine I have 3 operating systems: Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server … |
| | I dont think explaining will help. You are a smart person, and i may suggest a different solution (it does help, if used the right way): 1. Go to your boss' office and say hello to him. 2. Pick a heavy book from his desk. 3. Hit him on the … |
| | Yes, and also, be carefull when you setup your Directory Security tab on the IIS. |
| | what do you mean? |
| | Well, think of it this way: there are several types of relations between objects - one to one, one to many, many to many. Imagine, lets say, i would like to represent a database model for your store. I will have a table "Clients" (with fields: ClientId[int, primary key], ClientName[varchar50], … |
| | All you need is actually just 3 tables: 1) table with the customer information (customerID, name, age, etc) 2)Lookup table for the proffessions (professionId, professionName, etc) 3) table for CustomerProffessions (custommerProffessionId, etc) Make sure that the CustomerProffessions table has 2 foreign keys: customerID and professionId. That solves your problem nicely, …  |
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| | You need a static IP address for your site, and then all you need to do is to point your domain to the static ip. |
| | The question is way too general. What is your final goal? |
| | [QUOTE=roryt;396571]Once again, please could you give us a link. I would still rather see larger hi-res images than a fancy 360* view.[/QUOTE] Me too. |
| | There are couple things: 1. Read some article on database normalization and revisit your database model 2. don't use views if you can. Views are in general a bad idea in SQL Server. |
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| | I am not sure i understand the question. Database modeling is like a playdough - it is a pile of shapeless material untill you decide in which direction to go and how to shape it. In development there is a term "business rules". Every single development project starts with gathering … |
| | Lightninghawk, great answer regarding the databases. Also, I would recommend a great book by Apress: "SQL Server 2000 Fast Answers". It is excellent helper for the developer. |
| | Dear ivanfx, dont get me wrong, but [U]any[/U] given book you pick up, related to databases on the first page it will state that there are 2 types of databases - relational and flat-file. Relational databases are famous for their ability to bring flexible and higly cohesive and loosely coupled … |
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