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• Find the Fully qualified NameSpace of SSIS DLL

  When writing a custom SSIS task the best practice is to create the UI separate from the control. This will allow the task to run faster during package execution. One of the problems people have when creating a custom SSIS task is, knowing the fully qualified... Posted Dec 01 2008, 09:38 AM by Mike Davis with | with no comments Filed under: ssis, vb.net, integrated services, sql server, programming, vb, visual studio, column names, Sql, Custom Task, SSIS Custom Task

• Text Qualifier in Column Names

  If you have a flat file with quotes around the data as text qualifiers you may have seen the issue where the headers has the quotes even after you put the quote in as the text qualifier. This is a simple issue to resolve. If you check the box “Columns... Posted Oct 31 2008, 08:46 AM by Mike Davis with | with no comments Filed under: ssis, integrated services, sql server, DTS, programming, visual studio, column names, metadata, flat files, text qualifiers

• Clear all text boxes with a loop in Tabs

  In my last Blog entry I wrote about how to clear all text boxes in a windows form. But what if that form has tabs? Then you will need to set up a loop inside of loop inside of a loop. I know it seems confusing, but it is much better than the alternative... Posted Sep 25 2008, 12:06 PM by Mike Davis with | with no comments Filed under: vb.net, reset form, textbox, programming, vb, visual studio, tab control, clear form

• Clear or Reset all textbox controls on a VB .net Form

  When you have a reset button on a vb form and you want that button to clear all of the text box fields, you have two options. Write code for each field to clear them or loop through each control on the form. Here is an example of clearing each field individually... Posted Sep 19 2008, 09:36 AM by Mike Davis with | with no comments Filed under: vb.net, reset form, textbox, programming, vb, visual studio