rbfigueira.netAll about .net stuff, Compact framework, framework.net and personal projects.DataBinder (Pros and Cons)- October 19, 2003 DataBinder.Eval method saves you from writing complex expressions ;) BUT, using this method does impose a performance penalty on your code, because all the work it does is late-bound. Ok, if we want the fastest possible code, you can replace calls to DataBinder.Eval with explicit casts. For example: <% DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, &8220;myField&8221;,&8220;0:c&8221;) %> An equivalent expression using casts would be this: <%...http://weblogs.asp.net/rfigueira/archive/2003/10/19/32482.aspx VB.NET vs C (best choice)- October 15, 2003 I was reading this article and .... :http:www.aspnetpro.comopinion200309asp200309en_oasp200309en_o.asp "Whether it's just or not, C developers make more money, get work more easily, and enjoy more prestige than VB developers.""ASPSOFT president and asp.netPRO columnist Jonathan Goodyear describes how, at his client's insistence, he converted a VB .NET code base to C, then says, "The overwhelming majority of my clients ... are resolute in their insistence on our use of C while building their...http://weblogs.asp.net/rfigueira/archive/2003/10/15/32025.aspx MSDN Event (Lisbon: 08 October)- October 13, 2003 I was on the MSDN event (Lisbon: 08 October) &8211; Portugal! Yes, that little country ;) They talk about programming with ADO.NET (good practices) ;) On &8220;Errors on Stored Procedures&8221; subject:&8220; Informative messages (severity <=10) can be capture by ADO.NET&8221; by Vasco Nunes Example:&8220;Conn&8221; is your connectionWe can build one event handler on infoMessage (connection), like this: AddHandler conn.infoMessage, New SqlClient.SqlinfoMessageEventHandler(Addressof...http://weblogs.asp.net/rfigueira/archive/2003/10/13/31728.aspx |