Im attempting to develop a database which can store arbitrary lists of data and am looking for suggestions on design. What I want is to be able to have a list I can associate to other tables (such as a user) to a set of data points. I have simplified my current idea, but here is my current...
I have a fairly large code base (a little under 50,000 LOC), and I've started thinking about what I'll do once I release this thing into the wild. It seems to me that the best thing I can do is branch the code while working on version 2.0; however I will also have to continue maintaining my 1.x...
I've just started lookin at using SQL for my windows application and I've started to consider how I should sanitize my string input. I would appreciate seeing both a quick and dirty way and the more secure, and probably more complex way (even if it's an API call).
The reason I want to see...
So I'm trying to figure out what the name of this "code element" is called (see example below). I know I've seen the name before, but I just don't recall what it's called.
[Initialize()] //<=== What is this called
public void MyTestInitialize() {
//...
}
So what is it called...
Currently I?m running an AMD 3500 with about a Gig of RAM on Windows XP, and am thinking of upgrading, due to the occasional slowness. I?m wondering what you guys think is the basic requirements for developing fairly large .net projects and then running them the compiled projects in a VM...
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