Cancels any changes made during the current transaction and ends the transaction.
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Cancels any changes made during the current transaction and ends the transaction.
The Open method is used to open a connection to a database. Once the connection is open, you can then execute stored procedures or sql statements, or use sql statements to retrieve data from the database you connected to.
The Command object is a logical wrapper around a stored procedure. The Properties collection contains a collection of Property objects which hold different pieces of information about the command object. The Parameters collection contains a collection of Parameter objects which represent arguments of a stored procedure or placeholders of a stored procedure.
todo: Add useful methods here.
todo: add useful properties here.
Given this basic set of code
1 | Public Class SasdDirWatchService : Inherits System.ServiceProcess.ServiceBase |
I think it’s possible to expand this a bit so that when the service is being started or stopped you get messages
like ‘Starting’ and ‘Started’.
Hexo has a command line interface (CLI). You use the command line prompt to execute ‘hexo’ statements. This section lists the common commands provided by Hexo
Hexo is a static source code generator specializing in blog type websites.
It’s open source so it’s free. But it’s like one piece to a bigger puzzle. You get hexo, then a layout (or a theme), then you get other add-in’s like Search and Disqus - each one from a different vendor. Each supported by different people, each documented differently. Good luck I say.
To develope sites in Hexo, you need:
Version 1 of the VB.Net - FileSystemWatcher was pretty good. It had one basic flaw, If you are watching a location that disappears (for example a folder on a server that goes down), then the FileSystemWatcher will stop working. When the location reappears, the FileSystemWatcher does not recover.
Topic, on examining a JSON input stream, Michelle found something like
1 | <datebuilt>224121600000 </datebuilt> |
In studying this a bit, it turns out 224121600000 is the number of milliseconds since the javascript
epoch date which is Jan 1, 1970 at midnight.
The FileSystemWatcher class is used to create a function that watches activities being performed on files sitting in a folder. When running it will throw an event whenever a file is added, changed, deleted, or renamed.