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DataGridView Extension
DataGridView Extension is a free component that extends the standard DataGridView control, provided with .NET 2.0 Framework. Features Customization the grid in IDE (design mode support for the background color and borders,default cell formatting, alignment,colors,column Read More...
Sending the LINQ To SQL log to log4net
DataContext Log Property can be used to print generated SQL query or command in the console window as shown below:   db.Log = Console.Out; If you want to print the SQL query in DebugView or VS Output window you may use DebugWriter class(by Kris Vandermotten Read More...
SSMS Tools PACK
SSMS Tools PACK contains a few upgrades for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio Express. Features :     Execution History (Soft Source Control) - Every statement that you run is logged in a Read More...
Displaying large amount of data in DataGridView
DataGridView supports the special mode (Virtual Mode). The basic idea is that inside the control not stored any data. In given below example of the primitive electronic table, the data stored in the hashtable.The electronic table has a large amount of Read More...
Object Relational Mapping and persistence framework for .NET 2.0
DataBlock is a Object Relational Mapping and persistence framework for .NET 2.0.When working with DataBlock your job should be to create business object that handle the specific business issues instead of writing SQL, juggling with ADO.NET objects or Read More...
Manage database of ASP.NET 2.0 Membership & Role services in non-ASP.NET context
This article explains how to manage database of ASP.NET 2.0 Membership & Role services in non-ASP.NET context. Technorati tags: database , dotnet , asp.net Read More...
Data Dictionary Creator
Data Dictionary Creator is a simple tool which helps you document SQL Server databases. It saves all the information in Extended Properties, so it's easier to keep the documentation in sync with the database as it changes.Check out this Data Dictionary Read More...