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This document discusses SQL Server services and how to manage them. It introduces the two main SQL Server services: 1) SQL Server, which manages databases and structures, and 2) SQL Agent, which manages jobs and alerts for SQL Server databases. It provides instructions for starting and stopping services, and describes the properties tabs where you can configure the startup type, log on account, failure recovery actions, and dependent services.
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Master pages allow common elements like headers, footers and navigation to be defined once and shared across multiple pages, reducing duplication. Content pages attach to a master page and define the customizable content areas using content placeholders. At runtime, the master page and content are combined into a single page for the user.
Chapter 3 (validation control)
The document discusses different types of validation controls in ASP.NET including required field, range, regular expression, compare, custom, and validation summary controls. It provides examples of how to use each control, describing their important properties and how they validate user input. Validation controls are used to validate user input and ensure accurate data entry.
Chapter 1 (asp.net over view)
This document provides an overview of ASP.NET and how to get started developing web applications with it. It discusses that ASP.NET is a Microsoft technology that uses the .NET framework to build dynamic web pages. It also outlines the typical architecture of an ASP.NET application, which includes web forms, code behind pages, configuration files and more. The document then provides steps for creating a new web application and web page using Visual Studio, including adding controls and writing code to display a welcome message.
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This chapter discusses requirements modeling techniques used in systems analysis, including joint application development (JAD), rapid application development (RAD), and agile methods. It covers modeling tools like functional decomposition diagrams and data flow diagrams. System requirements like outputs, inputs, processes and controls are defined. Fact-finding techniques like interviews, documentation review and observation are also introduced.
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This chapter discusses project management techniques for systems analysis and design projects. It covers work breakdown structures, task patterns, critical path analysis, scheduling with Gantt charts and PERT/CPM charts, project monitoring and reporting, risk management, and reasons why projects fail. Project managers are responsible for planning, scheduling, monitoring, and reporting on the development of an information system to ensure it is completed on time, within budget, and meets requirements.
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This chapter discusses analyzing the business case for IT projects. It explains that strategic planning helps companies develop mission statements and goals to guide projects. Systems projects are typically initiated to improve performance or reduce costs. During preliminary investigation, analysts evaluate feasibility and priority by analyzing costs, benefits, and factors affecting the proposed project. They then present results and recommendations to management in a report.
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This chapter introduces systems analysis and design and information systems. It discusses how information technology impacts business strategy and defines the components of an information system. It also explains different types of information systems and development methods like structured analysis, object-oriented analysis, and agile development. The role of systems analysts and how they help develop high-quality information systems is also covered.
007 sql server-installation
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Chapter 2-html-tage
This document discusses HTML tags and their structure and attributes. It covers common tags for headings, text formatting, lists, images, fonts, and the body tag. Structure tags include <HTML>, <HEAD>, <TITLE>, and <BODY>. Common text tags are for headings, underlining, bolding, italics, and more. Lists can be unordered, ordered, or definitions. Images use the <IMG> tag with attributes like src, align, and size. Fonts apply face, size, and color within <Font> tags. The <BODY> tag controls page background and margins.
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- 1. SQL Server 2012 1 SQL Services
- 2. Contents 1- Introduction to SQL Services 2- Start/Stop the Services 3- Service Property SQL Server 2012 2
- 3. 1- Introduction to SQL Services Service គឺជាកម្មវ ិធីម្ួយ ឫជាតំណ ើរការដែលបង្ហា ញការង្ហរណាម្ួយជាក់លាក់ណែើម្បី ភ្ជា ប់ជាម្ួយកម្មវ ិធីែ៏ទៃណៃៀតបាន។ SQL Server 2012 3 មាន Service សំខាន់ៗ ពីរប្បណេៃ៖ 1- SQL Server : ជា service ដែលតំណ ើរការណលើការគ្រប់គ្រង និង ណរៀបចំ Database Structure 2- SQL Server Agent : ជា service ដែលតំណ ើរការណលើការគ្រប់គ្រង និង ដែទំណលើ SQL Server Database។
- 4. 2- Start/Stop the Services SQL Server 2012 4 1- Go to Run → [OK] If the service of SQL Server do not start, you can not use SQL server application.
- 5. 2- Start/Stop the Services SQL Server 2012 5 2- Right-Click on the service [SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)] → [Start] / [Stop]
- 6. 3- Service Property SQL Server 2012 6 1- Right-Click on the service → [Properties]
- 7. 3- Service Property SQL Server 2012 7 2- Go to tab [General] : allow you to setup the startup type of this service - Automatic : service will start auto when window is starting - Manual : user must start the service manually - Disable : the service is disabled.
- 8. 3- Service Property SQL Server 2012 8 3- Go to tab [Log On] : allow user to choose the user account to run the service
- 9. 3- Service Property SQL Server 2012 9 4- Go to tab [Recovery] : allow user to take action when service do fail. - Take no Action - Restart the Service - Run The Program - Restart the Computer
- 10. 3- Service Property SQL Server 2012 10 5- Go to tab [Dependencies] : allow user see the other service that depend on this service.
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