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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, …
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.
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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