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My name is kalyan, I am a software architect and builds the applications using Microsoft .NET technologies. Here I am trying to share what I feel and what I think with whoever comes along wandering to Internet home of mine.I hope that this page and its contents will speak for me and that is the reason I am not going to say anything specially about my self here.

Creating a UML Model Diagram in Visual Studio 2010

  This post discusses about how to use UML models and diagrams in Visual Studio 2010 ultimate edition. Models are very useful to describe the requirements and design of the system. Models help you to visualize how system works and clarifies the user needs and finds the architecture of the system. 1. Launch the Visual Studio 2010 and create a new project by selecting the modeling from...

Creating a database in SQL Azure

 

This post discusses about setting up a windows Azure and creating a SQL Azure database. There 3 main steps to create a main database

Step1: Visit the Windows Azure website and select the suitable offer. For testing and knowing the features there is a introductory offer which is free to use as long as you do not exceed the monthly usage hours. visit here for offer

Creating a Database Unit Test using Visual Studio 2010

  This post discusses about creating a database unit test case in Visual Studio 2010 which verifies the functionality of a stored procedure. Creating Database Test cases helps you to identify the code defects which in-directly effects the application behavior. In order to create a database unit test, you need to VS studio 2010 test suite or ultimate version. Before writing a unit test case ...

Visual Studio 2010 IDE Tip–Highlight References

  Highlight References is a new feature in Visual Studio 2010 IDE which allows you visually to navigate between the references to a symbols in a opened file. This feature only available in Visual Studio 2010. Highlight the symbol that you want to navigate in the opened file as shown below   Now press Ctrl + Shift + Down  then your cursor shifts to all instances of the symbol in...

Recovering the data from an unattached content database in SharePoint 2010

  SharePoint Content databases contains the sites content that you have created in the web application. You can connect to the unattached content database to the farm and can select the items for the backup. Once you recover the data from content database then you can use SharePoint PowerShell cmdlets to restore the recovered content. The Database must be attached to SQL Server but not...

Editing Silverlight page data using Domain Service

  This post discusses to edit the displayed data in Silverlight page and save the changes back to database. Insert, Update and Delete operations can be done using domain service object context. All the changes you made to this object are collectively submitted to the database when you call the SubmitChanges method. This post requires to create a Silverlight Business Application in Visual...

Data driven example using Silverlight Business Application

This post discusses how to displays data from the AdventureWorks Database on to Silverlight pages. In this walkthrough you will find the page that displays the data from customer table in adventure database and allows the user to traverse the records. You need to have Visual Studio 2010 SP1 installed on your machine. Silverlight business application contains two projects a Silverlight application...

Creating an application using Silverlight Business Application Template

  This post discusses how to create a WCF Data Service solution by using the Silverlight Business Application template. There are several features that you can work with this Business Application Template by writing little code. This post specifically discusses the authentication mechanisms forms and windows. By Default Silverlight Business Application allows the users to register and login...

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