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• Re: Data inserted once again after Refreshing the browser

  You can use the Page.IsPostBack property in your code to check that the page actually is a postback and not just a refresh or load to avoid re-committing the action from the last postback.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 2/5/2009

• Re: Handling javascript disabled?

  Thansk for the reply but I'm not really looking how to redirect if javascript is disabled. I'm wondering if the most accepted situation where a site needs to work both with & without javascript is to have individual views/pages for with/without or whether it is to create a single page/view that handles both situations on it's own.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 1/19/2009

• Handling javascript disabled?

  Pretty general question. I'm going to work on a site that has to work with no javascript but would also like to have advanced ajax functionality for those that have it enabled. I've not worked much with ajax to date and am wondering if it would make more sense to try to do this in a single view that handles both situations or would be easier to acomplish and maintain to have seperate views/pages (one for javascript and one without)? Some pages might be rather similar between the two versions

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 1/19/2009

• Re: SQL query help

  Guys thanks a lot for the help. Going to test these out right now on the real thing.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 8/14/2008

• SQL query help

  Hey, I have a table 'TimeEntry' that has the following columns: ID EmployeeID Date StartTime EndTime Description ... And another 'Location' with the following (simplified this one quite bit for the purposes of this question): ID EntryID (Links back to ID in TimeEntry) Location What I'm wanting to do is the earliest record (based on start time) per date per employee provided that the Location.Location value is one of two values 'One' or 'Two' for this question.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 8/13/2008

• Re: data warehouse questions

  I'm correct in my understanding that going with the more normalized approach requires cascaing updates between the related tables when data is changed? Such as I rename a PartType I then have to update all the Part rows related to it to use the new key. Actually I suppose I'd have to do that regardless of normalized or denormalized though if there were more than just the two levels it could cascase to updating a lot of records. So would generally performance wise would it not be that big

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 7/31/2008

• data warehouse questions

  Hi All, I'm reading (skimming) through 'The Data Warehouse Toolkit' and 'The Microsoft Data Warehouse Toolkit: Using SQL Server 2005'. We're mostly using SQL Server Express 2005 for this project so we're doing things by hand (not SSIS). We're also doing this by converting an old program which is mostly normalized. Now my questions are. The books talkg about denormalizing dimension tables which makes some degree of sense. My problem is with the case that I have a dimension

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 7/31/2008

• Advice on how to implement these classes please

  Ok, I'm renaming these classes for the examples here since hopefully it will make more sense to people than what I'm actually working on, though may not match up exactly. Right now I've got a 'Person' class with some generic functions. I've also got about 12 other classes that inherit from it, lets say like 'Fireman' 'Doctor' 'Lawyer'. And finally I have a class 'Organization' which should have a collection of people but only one type of person

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 7/21/2008

• history tables and key constraints

  Hi all, Working on big normalization of a db for an old app with a pretty messed up database. Anyways one thing we need to implement is some sort of history. We've done some research and read up on Slowly Changing Dimensions and from the options there Type 4 seems to the best match (also known as history tables). The question/problem we've come accross though is how do you implement this and maintain key constraints or do you just have to accept that you can't? Since we'd have the

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 7/17/2008

• Re: ReportDocument.Load() quite slow

  Still running into this problem, wondering if any body has any ideas. I've read that somebody claimed that it's because the database connection used when creating the report is actually invalid which slows it down but they didn't have a solution. I need to programmatically update the connection string info for most reports (on some I feed in a dataset). But this only happens after the initial reportdocument.load which takes 20-40 seconds.

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by Yazilliclick on 7/16/2008