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by Peter G Provost.
Original Post: Geek Notes 2003-12-11
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After 3 days out of the office doing training, it took me most of the morning to catch
up. I found a number of interesting MSDN content today. It is funny how that stuff
goes in waves...
Server-side Paging
with SQL Server - Using ADO or ADO.NET to do your paging works for small datasets,
but it just too slow for real amounts of data. While you're waiting for Yukon (which
will just do this), here is a way of doing your paging on the server. (Requires login
to read, but you can get
the code without one.)
EXSLT
Meets XPath - Dare Obasanjo's EXSLT library made the news a few weeks back, but
now there is an article on MSDN all about it.
Role-Based
Security w/ Authorization Manager - Keith Brown's new article on MSDN about using
the Windows Server 2003 Authorization Manager to simplify the adminstration and development
of role based applications
AES in .NET -
This article explains what AES is and provides a .NET implementation. I wonder how
this is different than System.Security.Cryptography.Rijndael...
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