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On
the Information Technology Platform
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At the March 15, 2007 meeting of the Los Angeles SQL Server Professional Groups
www.sql.la, Ben Aminnia spoke on
How to Split a SQL Server Database ... without
using any sharp objects.
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If you would like to learn more about his
presentation, please visit our
feedback page. |
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Ben Aminnia has developed a
Project Workflow and Document Management System,
using .NET, C#, Crystal Reports, Visual Studio 2005, and OLEDB technologies.
This is part of the Simple Solution Series
with the following features:
- Archival and
retrieval of all documents associated with each task
- Project tracking and
historical reporting of all additions and changes
- Timestamp of every
change, with User ID of the person making the change
- Role-based security
of who can do what (e.g. developers, project managers, etc.)
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ClickOnce deployment (both
to the web and to a UNC share on the corporate network)
If you would like to learn more about this
system, please visit our feedback page. |
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Using Cascading Style
Sheets (CSS files) in an ASP.NET Website With Master Pages to Bridge the
Gap ... A white paper by Ben Aminnia |
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Converting
an ASP.NET Website from 1.1 to 2.0 Using Visual Studio 2005 ... A white
paper by Ben Aminnia |
Ben
Aminnia spoke at the Los Angeles SQL Server Professional Groups (at
the UCLA Anderson School of Management) about A
Roadmap to Reporting Services in SQL Server 2005.
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For
a copy of Ben's presentation in PowerPoint format, please
click
here. |
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A
Decision-Maker's Overview of Business Intelligence in SQL Server 2005 Including the development roadmap presented by Ben
Aminnia. |
Ben
Aminnia spoke at the Southern California Code Camp about www.TAKEaTEST.net
system.
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For
a copy of Ben's presentation in PowerPoint format, please click
here. |
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Ben
Aminnia, who's the president of Pointer Corporation and also the president of
Los Angeles SQL Server Professionals Group, recently spoke at the Launch
Event of SQL Server 2005 which was held on December 15, 2005. Ben's
presentation included the
following topics:
- CLR
- TOP Clause with a Parameter
- CROSS APPLY / OUTER APPLY
- XML as a Native Entity Embedded within SQL Server 2005
If you need to request additional information, please
refer to our feedback page.
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Press
Release #5 Ben Aminnia elected president of L.A. SQL Server
Professionals Group. |
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Enabling
Your .NET System to Send E-mail It's easier than what you might expect. |
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Converting
Excel Data to XML using Visual Basic .NET Out with the Old; in with the New. |
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Deploying
a .NET Windows Application In 18 steps. |
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Interview
Questions for Hiring .NET Developers Without getting too technical |
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Creating
a Hybrid Website of Traditional and .NET Technologies In 20 steps |
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How Secure is
"Secure?" - Part 2 |
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Too
Much Power Could be a Hazard to Database Reporting Revealing a Step that Should be Overlooked |
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How Secure is
"Secure?" - Part 1 |
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How to
Dispatch the Fire Engines ... BEFORE They Call 911 Using an Old Tool in a New Way |
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Enabling your Database
Application to Send E-mail
It's time for a new challenge. |
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Reporting Strategies
for Oracle Databases with three approaches that allow you to use either a
thin client or a rich client architecture. |
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Oracle
Rollup and Cube Queries
Making the Business Intelligence Process a Little
Easier. |
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The
Professional Evolution of a Computer Consultant:
Ben Aminnia spoke at the UCLA Student Accounting Society (SAS). |
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Here's XML ... Here's Your Relational
Database Any Questions? |
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Commercial Software Development
Presented by Ben Aminnia at the Information Superhighway Conference,
this article is a step-by-step outline for developers and decision makers. |
| And last but not least, an immortal piece of code by the
late Tom Rettig, 1941-1996 www.foxprohistory.org/remember.htm |
Pointer
Corporation
