I already provided some reasons why you see this error in the Control Panel in a previous blog post: so I won’t bore you with the details again. Instead, I … Continue reading Microsoft SQL Server Tips Series: Database Size
In this series of articles I hope to cover some of the common problems our customers face when backing up and restoring a database, centralize the information scattered throughout our … Continue reading Microsoft SQL Server Tips Series: One Data and Log File
NoSQL databases have gotten a lot of attention recently. This is primarily due to them being seen as scalable, great for working with documents, and generally a good option for … Continue reading RavenDB And Shared Hosting
In this tutorial we will be showing you how to use Request Filtering in IIS to Prevent SQL Injections. We previously did a tutorial called, “How to block bots and … Continue reading How to use Request Filtering to Prevent SQL Injections
In this tutorial I’m going to show how to check your HTTP logs for a site account in order to find those nasty SQL Injections. Let’s get started! In order … Continue reading How to Find SQL Injections Using Your HTTP Logs
Availability of the applications is important in our Technical Support department. We need the applications to perform tasks that we need to do our job. RemoteApp is the Windows 2012 … Continue reading How DiscountASP.NET Uses Cloud Computing in Technical Support: RemoteApp
Since we launched Team Foundation Server 2012, I’ve been seeing a lot of questions regarding Eclipse and the Team Foundation Server plug-in that range from general configuration to licensing and … Continue reading Configuring Eclipse to Connect to DiscountASP.NET Team Foundation Server 2012
Let me start off by saying we wont be using this to create a Tom Lowe masterpiece. Nonetheless, TimeLapse photography is pretty cool. For those not familiar with timelapse, video … Continue reading jQuery + WebCam = Time Lapse