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What are The Transactions In Sql Server ?
Author:
BangaruBabuPureti
Posted Date: 01/06/2010 Category:
Sql Server
Points: 10
BEGIN Transaction
Roll BAck Transaction
Commit Transaction
Save Transaction
Explain about private and internal Access Modifiers?
Author:
BangaruBabuPureti
Posted Date: 31/05/2010 Category:
.NET Framework
Points: 10
Private:
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private is an access modifier for type members only. private access is the least accessible and such members are only accessible within the body of the containing type.
Note that nested types within the same containing body can also access those private members.
Internal:
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internal is an access modifier for types and type members. internal members are accessible only within file of the same assembly. It is an error to reference an internal type or internal type member outside the assembly within which it was declared.
A common use of internal access is in component-based development because it enables a group of components to interact in a private matter without being exposed to the outer world. For example, a Data Access Layer could have several classes with internal members that are only used by the DAL.
Explain about public and protected Access Modifiers?
Author:
BangaruBabuPureti
Posted Date: 31/05/2010 Category:
C#
Points: 10
Public:
public is an access modifier for types and type members. This is the most permissive access level as there are no restrictions on accessing a public type or type member.
protected:
protected is an access modifier for type members only. A protected member is only accessible within the body of the containing type and from within any classes derived from the containing type
what is the use of sp_who System Stored procedure In Sql Server?
Author:
BangaruBabuPureti
Posted Date: 31/05/2010 Category:
Sql Server
Points: 10
Provides information about current Microsoft® SQL ServerT users and processes
Sql Server System Functions?
Author:
BangaruBabuPureti
Posted Date: 31/05/2010 Category:
Sql Server
Points: 10
@@IDENTITY
Returns the last identity value created by the current connection.
@@ERROR
Returns the error code for the last T-SQL statement that ran on the current connection. If there is no
error, then the value will be zero.
@@ROWCOUNT
Returns The row count of the previous Executed T-Sql Statement
Explain About Abstract Class?
Author:
BangaruBabuPureti
Posted Date: 31/05/2010 Category:
C#
Points: 10
An abstract class means that the class is intended to be used as a base class.
Note the following features of abstract classes:
.An abstract class cannot be instantiated.
.An abstract class may contain abstract methods and properties.
.A non-abstract class that derives from an abstract class must implement all inherited abstract methods and properties. (if any).
.An abstract class must provide implementation for all interface members
Difference between WCF and WebService?
Author:
Sunil Yadav
Posted Date: 28/05/2010 Category:
.NET Framework
Points: 10
WCF offers more flexibility,reliability over web service as it supports Named pipes, Message Queuing,http, tcp etc. protocols.
Web service only supports http.
WCF can be hosted in IIS, windows activation service, Windows service etc.
Web Service can only be hosted in IIS.
WCF uses system.runtime.serialization for Data Serialization which again provides performance benefits as compared to System.Xml.serialization which web service uses for data serialization.
Also WCF provides more security as compared to Web Service.It has all the power of .net Remoting,Message Queuing etc.
Difference between SPSite and SPWeb.
Author:
Sunil Yadav
Posted Date: 27/05/2010 Category:
SharePoint
Points: 10
The SPSite object represents a collection of sites i.e. a top level sites and all its subsites.
The SPWeb object represents an instance SharePoint Web, and SPWeb object contains things like the actual content. s
Different types of webparts in sharepoint ?
Author:
Sunil Yadav
Posted Date: 27/05/2010 Category:
SharePoint
Points: 10
Content Editor Web Part
Data View Web Part
List View Web Part
Image Web Part
Members Web Part .
Page Viewer Web Part
Form Web Part
XML Web Part
What is the difference between System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart and Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPart?
Author:
Sunil Yadav
Posted Date: 27/05/2010 Category:
SharePoint
Points: 10
Microsoft.SharePoint.WebPartPages.WebPart is provided in MOSS 2007 to provide backwards compatability with MOSS 2003 webparts. In MOSS 2007, it is recommended to use System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart instead.
System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebParts.WebPart does not provides a feature to get or provide to to other webparts.
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