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Login.aspx.cs Connecting to SQL Server with ASP.NET
using System; using System.Configuration; using System.Data.SqlClient; public partial class Login : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { } protected void LoginButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { String cs = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["csString"].ConnectionString; String strUserName = UserName.Text; String strPassword = Password.Text; String strUserId = “”; String strMemberId = “”; String strRoleId = “”; DateTime dtLogDate = [...] -
ADO.NET 3.5 Web.Config Connection String to SQL Server
providerName=”System.Data.SqlClient” connectionString=”Data Source=XX\WS5; Initial Catalog=XX_Catalog;Integrated Security=True” /> -
Dr. Rothenstein talks Trek with Mr. MacMahoth
Mr. MacMahoth: So, Dr. Rothenstein you are a movie buff; did you get to see the new Star Trek movie? Dr. Rothenstein: Yes, I did Billy. Mr. MacMahoth: What did you think? -
Forget What You Know: Star Trek is Dead
I, however, am displeased with the film. I am actually sad about the direction the film has gone. Let me explain. I am a die hard Star Trek fan. I have enjoyed and loved all of Star Trek with the exception of the ST: Enterprise, the death of Kirk, and the destruction of the Enterprise in Star Trek III. I am mostly forgiving of the Star Trek flaws over the years because I realize, that a franchise as large as Star Trek, is going to have continuity and consistency errors. The freaking franchise has over 715 hours of play time. That is massive. -
Star Trek Eleven is the Worst Trek Yet
I was born two years after the original Star Trek show hit the air waves. So I grew up with the original Star Trek series. I do not speak Klingon and I have never dressed up as one either. I did dress up once as a Star Fleet Cadet for a Halloween party once. I was in high school when the Next Generation hit the airwaves and was pleased with the Star Trek revival even though it did not have the original crew. And I am not a virgin. But I am a proud die hard Trekkie. -
Developing Your Criteria For Personal Success
I went through three layoffs in a four year period. These layoffs were back to back. The blessing in disguise was being able to to take the database and software skills I had learned from my first job and put those skills to use at another job. That job was with a dot com company that closed down a year later. -
Rufus Keeton started small town of Keetonville Oklahoma
A posting on a genealogy website asserts that a Rufus Keeton started the town of Keetonville, Oklahoma around the 1890s. Could it be true? -
The Cry Baby Bridge of Catoosa Oklahoma
Boggy Creek, in the Keetonville Hill near Catoosa, Oklahoma within Rogers County, flows south into the Verdigris River. A Pratt through truss bridge built in 1910 crosses Boggy Creek just before the creek reaches the river. This bridge known as the Boggy Creek Bridge was bypassed in 2001. -
Updates, Updates and More Updates
I get annoyed with updates. They frequently occur. My computer often requires an update. Almost every time I power up my computer, some software application needs an update. Sometimes an update appears while I am typing on my computer. If it is not Adobe then it is Microsoft or some other application.