Technical News and tips from My learning

We all know that an object is the instatnce of any given class, are we really sure that every class code can be instantiated as Object ?!#$%^* Is there any thing that is hidden behind the screen of "CLASS". Is any piece of code that is embedded with in "{" and "}" can be considered as "Class"? During my study with W3C.com, i come to a conclusion that, the following features are must for any piece of code to be instantiate as an object. 0) Type 1) Only one Distructor allowed per class 2) Indexer facility should be provided 3) Default Constructor 4) Parameterised Constructor 5) Constant 6) Fields 7) Properties 8) Methods 9) Events If any given code / class that supports all these features, that can be considered for instantiating as an Object. What do you say ?

During this month, July 2006, Microsoft released 2 new articles at "Patterns & Practices" namely Mobile Client Software Factory Webservice Software Factory I've tried the Webserice Factory, and yet to try out the Mobile. Did you any?

While reading some of the blogs, i come across this blog . This blogs seems to belong to a Linux guy. At this post he defines VISTA in a -ve way. Common Tux, better be positive. Entire world talkes better about the technology, and you are expressing your narrow thoughts, is not good for your health and status. Better change.

Dyess Consulting maintains a Whole site dedicated for SQL Server commands. It explains most of the commands that will be in general required by any Database Programmer / DBA. I've learned a lot from this page , this can be used as a quick reference for SQL Server related issues.

Today while going through Microsoft technet, I found a good resource for the webcasts and multimedia. This link is truly a good resource for offline understanding of few good topics like Threat Modelling, AD Infrastructure, SQL Server 2005 at Microsoft, bla.. bla.. Did you read and downloaded these ?

Now-a-days i'm writing SQL Server Triggers and StoredProcedures while working with the current project. During the process of recollecting my database knowledge, it took me a little time but finally with much difficulty completed the first task. My past experience handling Database is with Oracle 7x/8.1.5 and 8.1.6, while developing the triggers / cursors / stored procedures / for that matter on every moment i recollect the Oracle Syntax and get confuse with the SQL Server Syntax. Just as an example, Oracle Supports SEQUENCE where as SQL SERVER supports the same facility as IDENTITY column as auto number. Similar such, many-a-things, but thank god for giving me a great ability to learn technology with a great pace. During this process i visited sqlteam.com sqlknowledge.com devarticles.com/c/b/sql-server/ extremeexperts.com sqlteam.com sqlservercentral.com Did you visit these?

Y'day i've recieved a mail from Susan, giving me an oppertunity to blog at MSMVPS.ORG. Though not excited, but really felt happy to have my blog name next to such big guns having a huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge knowledge treasure. Click here to read my Bolg at MSMVPS.COM As my professional career is oscillating at extremes, couldn't decide which topic to blog on. Anyhow, as i'm currently doing here, let me share what all i learn during my experience.