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Macon .NET - TSQL Tips followed by log4net
- Date
- 15-16 Jun 2009 (Add to calendar) GMT
- Venue
- 1400 Coleman Ave , Macon, US
- Cost
- Free
The next meeting is scheduled for 15 June 2009 at 7 PM at the Bear Rock Cafe.
This month we will have two short presentations by Kyle Kelly and myself (Zack Moore).
Kyle’s presentation will cover TSQL Tips and Tricks.
Flexible T-SQL: How to Bend T-SQL to Overcome Everyday Programming Obstacles Using OpenXML as a substitute for passing arrays to stored procedures, using Partition Over and Row_Number to narrow down queries, and using BitWise operators to make fast, flexible queries.
Kyle maintains a blog at http://www.damba.net/
My presentation will be on log4net.
log4net: Adding runtime configurable logging to your applications log4net is a free open source logging component that was originally ported from a java project. What makes log4net so useful is the ability to configure your logging at runtime and not at design or compile time. Developers can route their logging to multiple destinations including but not limited to the text files, the Windows Event log, a database, email, and a Syslog server.
Pizza and snacks will be provided. Bring your friends.
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