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June 2007 Entries

I got this error when testing my web service POC which is runing on .netFx 2.0: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlEx... Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding. I find Angel's article gives the most accurate diagnosis. Check it out here: http://blogs.msdn.com/angel... But the solution he gives out doesn't solve the problem: public void DoesNotLeakConnections() { Using (SqlConnection sqlconnection1 =...
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My friend told me this morning, he's little confused with his UPS shipment tracking result. We all know that UPS' using 18 bits tracking number to 'uniquely' identify a shipment. But after I just saw my friend's tracking result page, I'm not sure about the 'unique' part any more. On the 'Package Progress' pane, UPS lists all the history of the shipment associated with the number: Package Progress Location Date Local Time Description BROOKLYN, NY, US 06/25/2007 9:47 A.M. DELIVERY 06/25/2007 7:19 A.M....
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I have to admit that I never read any manual or document for Visual Studio. Part of blame should go to MS engineers who design such a consistent UI that I can pick it up without any learning curve with past experience. But this also creates a problem when there is a new element introduced in the newer version without a proper warning on the consequence. That is what happened to me. If you right click an Aspx file in Solution Explorer, you will see an item called “Browse With” in the context menu....
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