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Tip to Change Default Search Engine in Internet Explorer 9

Sep 22, 2012 0 comments
Introduction

Here I will explain how to change the default search engine in IE or Internet Explorer 9.

Description:

In Previous article I explained Get New PAN Card if PAN Card lost, Setup DNS Server, how to create desktop shortcut to lock computer just by single click and some other internet tips. Now I will explain how to change the default search engine in IE or Internet Explorer 9.

To change the default search engine in Internet Explorer. we need to follow below steps

9 Top Ajax jQuery AutoComplete Plugins/Tutorials with Examples

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Introduction

Here I will explain different type of JQuery AutoComplete Plugins  strength meter or indicator plugins.

Description:
  
In previous article I explained 6+ JQuery Password Strength Plugins and JQuery UI autoComplete textbox, Ajax AutoComplete textbox and many articles relating to autoComplete textbox in
JQuery, Ajax, asp.net, SQL Server etc. Now I will explain different type of available JQuery/Ajax AutoComplete textbox plugins.

SQL Server- Difference Between Full Outer Join and Cross Join

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Here I will explain what is the difference between cross join and full outer join in SQL Server.

Description:

In previous posts I explained difference between Left Join and Left Outer Join, difference between ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteReader, ExecuteScalar, Difference between Len and DataLength and many articles relating to SQL Server. Now I will explain the difference between cross join and full outer join in SQL Server.

SQL Server- Difference Between Left Outer Join and Right Outer Join

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Introduction:

Here I will explain differences between left outer join and right outer join in SQL Server.

Description:

In previous posts I explained difference between ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteReader, ExecuteScalar, Difference between Len and DataLength and many articles relating to SQL Server. Now I will explain the difference between left outer join and right outer join in SQL Server.

SQL Server- Difference Between Left Join and Left Outer Join

Sep 21, 2012 0 comments
Introduction:

Here I will explain the difference between LEFT JOIN and LEFT OUTER JOIN in SQL Server.

Description:

In previous posts I explained many articles relating to SQL Server. Now I will explain the difference between left join and left outer join in SQL Server.

Actually this one is very simple question but many of beginners are asking the same question that’s why I decided to write an article on it. Basically there is no difference between LEFT JOIN and LEFT OUTER JOIN both are same. Whenever we use LEFT JOIN keyword in SQL Server that is the LEFT OUTER JOIN only  

Difference between Left Join,Right Join,Cross Join,Inner Join,Full Outer Join,Self Join in SQL Server

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Introduction:

Here I will explain the differences between Left Join, Right Join, Cross Join, Inner Join, Self Join, Full Outer Joins in SQL Server.

Description:

In previous posts I explained many articles relating to SQL Server. Now I will explain the differences between Left Join, Right Join, Cross Join, Inner Join, Self Join, Full Outer Joins in SQL Server. To know about the difference between all the joins check this article

ExecuteReader ExecuteNonQuery ExecuteScalar Examples in Asp.NET when to use what to use in C#.NET,VB.NET

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In this article I will explain executereader executenonquery executescalar examples when to use what in asp.net using C#.net and VB.NET.

Description:

If you want to know which command object needs to be used in different situations for that you need to check this article


If you want to know about each sqlcommand object check below articles

ExecuteReader Example in Asp.Net using C#,VB.NET

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In this article I will explain ExecuteReader example in asp.net using C#.net and VB.NET

Description:

In previous post I explained ExecuteScalar Example, ExecuteNonQuery Example and differences between ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteReader and ExecuteScalar in asp.net. Now I will explain ExecuteReader concept with one example in asp.net using C#.net, VB.NET

ExecuteReader

Execute Reader will be used to return the set of rows, on execution of SQL Query or Stored procedure using command object. This one is forward only retrieval of records and it is used to read the table values from first to last.

ExecuteScalar Example in Asp.Net Using C# and VB.NET

Sep 20, 2012 3 comments
Introduction:

In this article I will explain executescalar example in asp.net using C#.net and VB.NET.

Description:

In previous post I explained ExecuteNonQuery Example and differences between ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteReader and ExecuteScalar in asp.net. Now I will explain ExecuteScalar concept with one example in asp.net using C#.net, VB.NET.

ExecuteScalar

Execute Scalar will return first row first column value i.e. it will return single value and ignore other values on execution of SQL Query or Stored procedure using command object. It’s very fast to retrieve single values from database.

ExecuteNonQuery Example in Asp.Net Using C# and VB.NET

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Introduction:

In this article I will explain executenonquery example in asp.net using C#.net and VB.NET.

Description:

In previous post I explained differences between ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteReader and ExecuteScalar in asp.net. Now I will explain ExecuteNonQuery concept with one example in asp.net using C#.net, VB.NET.

ExecuteNonQuery

ExecuteNonQuery method will return number of rows effected with INSERT, DELETE or UPDATE operations. This ExecuteNonQuery method will be used only for insert, update and delete, Create, and SET statements.
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