Also you might want to put it all into one transaction. The option is
to write it out to a file and then bulk insert it.
Chris
> -Original Message-
> From: Ivan Towlson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, 8 July 2004 9:30 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTN
Just realized that I've posted not quite correct code:
of course, in the second import.EnumParams call the method token
is 'mdToken' (just as in the first one), not 'info.myMDToken'. Sorry, it
was
just a typo in the post
that does not relate to the original problem.
Relating to the original problem
Just realized that I've posted not quite correct code:
of course, in the second import.EnumParams call the method token
is 'mdToken' (just as in the first one), not 'info.myMDToken'. Sorry, it was
just a typo in the post
that does not relate to the original problem.
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Fro
Hi all,
yet another question about metadata:
I would like to extract methods and their parameters from an assembly
using Unmanaged Metadata API. The question is how can I correctly retrieve
the number of parameters, their types and names? I've tried to use
IMetaDataImport.EnumParams
method but rece
(Warning: commercial message)
Hi Rocky,
The Updater Application Block and No Touch Deployment are available now to
do what you're asking, and ClickOnce is coming in Whidbey. In general these
are client-pull approaches that reference an executable on a webserver.
My company provides a smart-clien
I'm wondering if you ever figured out what was going on here; and if (and how) you
resolved it. Did you have many objects reaching gen2 that were not "for the duration
of the application" objects, which eventually went away, causing lots of (expensive)
gen2 collections?
At 04:12 AM 1/27/2004,
Hello Scott.
I'll take a look at that folder when I get home (I hope that you're
talking about the express edition - which is the one I have).
regards,
Luis Abreu
Luis:
There is a SiteMapSchema.xsd file in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Xml\Schemas.
I have not gotten into roles myself.
--
Scott
http://w
Luis:
There is a SiteMapSchema.xsd file in Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Xml\Schemas.
I have not gotten into roles myself.
--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
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From: Unmoderated discussion of advanced .NET topics.
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Luis Abreu
Why bother updating the dataset at all, till you've completly finished
processing the data.
That way you're doing 2 calls, Get data, Update NewData
Now I think about it, doesn't a dataset call an update for every line anyway?
So even if you stock all the changes in the dataset it's still going
t
Thanks Stoyan and Ivan - I will reimplemnt using less frequent updates
(will use a dataset and call Update on it periodically, that seem OK ?)
Will know if it helped real soon :)
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From: Unmoderated discussion of advanced .NET topics.
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Well... it looks from your code like you're making 25 round trips to
the database. That's got to be expensive.
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Ivan Towlson
White Carbon
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From: Unmoderated discussion of advanced .NET topics.
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Alex Ben-Ari
Sent: 08 July 2004 12
1 KB is not worth the network round-trip. Enlarge the segment size to at
least 50-100 KB. Open a db connection before the loop and close it after the
loop, and don't tell me about connection pooling, I know about it.
HTH,
Stoyan
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Hello all.
I wonder if anyone has dealt with the following and can enlighten me:
My code is reading a long text field from database to memory (using
DataReader.GetChars). It is about 250MB long.
What I need to do is cut it up into smaller chunks (say 1K each) and
write them back to DB.
The followin
Hello.
I'm doing some research on the new SiteMap class that comes with the new
asp.net 2.0. After looking at the documentation, I've noticed that , by
default, the navigation is defined though the web.sitemap file. Ihave 2
questions:
1. where is the schema related with this type of file
2. how sh
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