One of the many CMS's is called OBTREE. There are no physical files at all.

Absolutely everything is stored within a database and served out to pages via...

Does anyone on this site work for a vendor?

If so, could you chip into this discussion?

Someone got caught on Amazon hyping their own book so the skewing issue is real.

I think that user reviews have to be

• Members only
• Prepared to say who they...

Steve,

How about posting a "to be reviewed" notice on a product then those of us who use the product can submit our experiences.

Keep it as a submissions only i.e. only...

As an aside, I worked through the MS XML SQL Server programming book and having got through lots of interesting and useful stuff on updategrams etc the book finally said...

Andy,

From your experience what are the advantages of dot.net over the previous MS offerings.

We are having a struggle to get dot.net into our company and at this stage we're at...

I tend to use the DataEnvironment object to execute any views, stored procedures and commands within my app.

Intellisense lets you reference your database objects, and in the case of views...

I would love to see a good article/book on xp's.

There is a good example on this site to read an external text file. Note that it uses...

I do a lot of Web development and one of the problems I find is that the constants (adCmdStoredProcedure) used to indicate command types are rarely defined outside of an...

Have you ever considered storing them encrypted in the registry?

When my company develops internet applications we run a stress test tool against the site to see what sort of load the site will stand.

Does anyone know of any stress...

If you don't hard code your connection strings and you don't use NT security then what do you do?

My understanding is that "Full Recovery" records absolutely everything and is granular.

My understanding is that Bulk logging is used for massive inserts into the database.

I've had a situation where Full...

There is quite a bit of disagreement here with regard to naming conventions.

We are all in agreement that a naming standard is a good thing, but there is an absence...

I notice that Microsoft haven't encrypted the build in stored procedures within SQL Server!

Ripping off the SQL code is only practical if you rip off the database schema as well.

I...