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• Re: VPS Hosting Providers

  Not the cheapest, but i use MaximumAsp. Their customer support is completly amazing and then some, based on hyper-v, nice control panel, and will bend over to make you happy.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by shados on 11/4/2009

• Re: Preventing SQL Injection

  AceCorban is correct. I'll just add one thing: stored procedure are not to execute complex sql statements in an optimized way. Virtually anything you can do in a stored procedure, including declaring variables, using hints, temporary tables, cursors, etc, can be used in a parameterized query (and in many cases, advanced ORMappers will generate far more complex and optimized sql than you ever will writing a stored procedure). The point of procs is to centralize your database access and manage

  Posted to Security (Forum) by shados on 9/18/2009

• Re: Preventing SQL Injection

  Warning! Long post ahead! Indeed, an ORM will help tremendously, and should be the primary alternative to stored procedures. Use one, or the other (or both together. LINQ to SQL, LLBLGenPro, and more, have great stored procedure support. For large systems, no "one" way of doing things will cover 100% of your cases. Stored Procs have the flexibility to handle virtually all scenarios, but 90% of your use cases will be very basic, so personally my preference is to use an ORM that supports

  Posted to Security (Forum) by shados on 9/18/2009

• Re: Avoid SQL Injection attacks

  As i mentionned earlier in this thread, if we're talking about database security in general, yes. If we're talking about SQL injection (which is what this thread is about), the -only- thing you need is to use parameterized queries (stored procedures are a type of parameterized queries, but do not enhance security beyond the normal kind) and to avoid dynamic sql within stored procedures. Once you do that, it is impossible to use sql injection against you, even if you don't cast datatypes

  Posted to FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Forum) by shados on 7/1/2009

• Re: How does the WWW.RhapSody.Com track an anonymous information ??? I REALLY want to know!!

  There's two ways I can think of. The first is host names. Sometimes even if your ISP give you dynamic IP addresses, they assign a static "host name". Something like 123456.cable.internet.some_is_name.com and that is tied to the serial of the modem, so it never changes. Rare, but it happens. The second, which i think is the case, is Flash cookies. Those are annoyingly sticky little buggers that are very hard to delete. Flash cookies can be pretty large, and are not deleted when you delete

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by shados on 6/8/2009

• Re: Need tool for diagramming all SQL Server relationships and/or dependencies

  The built in designer will do it all for you, if you just add all of the tables and make it auto-format. It has its limitations though. Visio Professional can also do it.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by shados on 5/28/2009

• Re: VPS Free Trials?

  I use MaximumASP. They have an Hyper-V based vps solution, and its really, really good. They offer a 30 days free trial with no string attached. Even more, reading their terms of services, it states that once you start paying, you can cancel at -any- time for any reason, and you your final bill is prorated to the amount of days you used (so if you cancel after a 3 months and 3 days, you pay for 3 months and 3 days, not 4 months). They offer server 2003 and 2008, 32 and 64 bit. I haven't used

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by shados on 5/22/2009

• Re: BindingRedirect entries not propagating?

  Anyone ever encountered this at all or have any insights?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by shados on 5/7/2009

• Re: Problem debugging the MVC source code

  An app will pretty much always go in the GAC first unless the version number is different. So you have 2 option. Change the version number of the assembly you're compiling from source, and then reference your project, OR, remove the assembly from the GAC.

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by shados on 5/5/2009

• BindingRedirect entries not propagating?

  Hi, I've hit an issue recently, and I can't make any sense of it... I was upgrading the web.configs of a web farm with lots of child applications (that is, applications under applications in IIS...is there a better term for this?), with some of the apps using ASP.NET AJAX, to use .NET 3.5 from 2.0 (since the only difference is in the web.config) Since some of the apps depended on the previous version of ASP.NET AJAX, one of the entries I had to add, to keep backward compatibility, was the

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by shados on 5/5/2009