Month: December 2012

It’s pretty clean to set, bind and use enum in your javascript

//Enum declaration
var AvailableActions = { “Action”: 1, “Priority”: 2, “Status”: 3 };

//Bind
function Load()
{
for (var action in AvailableActions) {
jQuery(“#MandatoryActionList”).append(“<option value=” + AvailableActions[action] + “>” + action + “</option>”);
}
}

//Use the enum
AvailableActions[“Priority”] will return 2
action will return the string representation in this case e.g “Action”, “Priority”, or “Status”

I was required to create a SQL Splitter function and I tried to browse internet to find an article about it but I never thought there is someone has done wonderful job in comparing the performance of his SQL Split function including with the benchmark and technical break down. Now based on this article, I’m quite sure I have a strong/high performance SQL Splitter function

http://bradsruminations.blogspot.com.au/2010/08/integer-list-splitting-sql-fable.html

Regards,
Fransiscus

This is a great article explaining how to create a custom exception that follows the standard

http://dotnetconcepts.wordpress.com/2010/05/28/custom-exceptions-in-c/

If you use IIS7 with windows authentication and kerberos, you might want to look into this support article from microsoft. This support article also cover IIS6

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/954873