You guys may be thinking that what the hell is wrong with this guy. First he doesn’t write much and even if he write he always cries about errors he get while working on his things !!! Its always he , he and he … with error error and errors only … but fact is
Author: Gaurang
.NET Framework 4 and Could Not Load Type ‘System.ServiceModel.Activation.HttpModule’ Error …
So, day before yesterday I was working on some app. And I deployed it on my IIS (v7.5) server. The deployment process went very well without any sort of troubles. But when I tried to run that application from my web browser I got loads of error. And I found that the main error
IDENTITY key is not itself set to be Primary Key or Unique Key ??
If you have done any sort of development in database you might be familiar with IDENTITY column. It basically gives you a column which increments it self to a given value (aka Seed and Increment). General syntax for IDENTITY is, IDENTITY [ ( seed , increment ) ] It is basically a “Plan B” for
Using Cookie in ASP.NET to store temporary data
Today’s post is about how we can use Cookie to store data temporarily. While working on one project for frontend application my client told me that they need some sort of functionality so that user somehow can temporarily store some of the form data and can use the same data when they run the application
Handling NULL DATES in .NET and SQL Server
I think no matter how solid is your application development skills and application testing skills … the end users always find ways to make your application do things which it not suppose to do and so eventually it crash. Or worse, they can generate inconsistency in your database. Being both as application developer and a
SQL Server 2011 CTP is here !!
Well, I wouldn’t believed it when I read it on few of my favorite sites like SSC and SQLBlogs … but it is actually here !! MSFT has released CTP for next version of SQL Server Code name “Denali”. From initial reading it looks like the next generation of SQL Server will have more enterprise
WordPress and Database Connection Error …
This week, I changed my WP Blog password and DB Password for that blog as well. And I did it using control panel provided by my hosting service provider. It went all well without any sort of error or so. But just today when I was trying to access my blog for some past reference,