Need not much of an explanation I guess.
The title has it all....
....a C# API for searching images from google.
Works on Regex for matching the image URL from the HTML returned for the image tag search.This might stop working anytime google changes the formatting.
Even the current regex is not returning all the images from a page.Working on that though..would be fixed in the next release*.
I started this to try the AsynEnumerator from PowerThreading Library by Wintellect.
I guess i've not understood it fully and there is an overuse of it in this version..that too would be looked into the next release*.
Download VS2010 source code (rename to .rar)
Download VS2008 source code (rename to .rar)
*Conditions Apply: might be there :)
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Sunday, October 24, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Synchronize SQL Server database objects

Updating an old database, with newly created/modified database objects(mostly stored procedures,views,functions and table value parameters), from a new database was a very common,tedious,error prone task that was performed at my workplace for the past few months.This came up with the client requesting to retain their existing data and just make updates to their old database from our development database(which of course is the new/latest one), whenever a deliverable was made.
When the very work I do is to automate peoples work,I felt perturbed seeing this being done manually.So decided on to automate it :)
Writing SQL scripts would be db expert way I guess.But I am no expert in that so decided to do it in my way.
The .Net way :)
Thanks to the whole concept of .Net and Microsoft for having exposed such complex functionalities in the most elegant way ..... SMO(SQL Server Management Objects).
You have to add a reference to Microsoft.SqlServer.Smo and a few other assemblies(Check the source code for more details).
Rest everything the API provides.
Code quality might not be that good.Just did it in an hour :)
A help is there within the app.
Thanks to .Net once more :)
Download the source code (rename to .rar)
Labels:
Dot Net,
Sql Server,
Tools
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