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The Web Data Administrator is a utility program implemented in ASP.NET that enables you to easily manage your SQL Server data wherever you are. Using its built-in features, you can do the following from Internet Explorer or your favorite Web browser.
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ASP.NET DataGrid (WebControl)for databases and datasources. MS SQL, Access, Oracle. Automatic paging, sorting, form edit, scrollable grid, flexible formatting, Rich Text Editor++.
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ssData has useful methods that allow you to clean data before inserting; converting a .NET DateTime object to a SQL Server universal date time format; Boolean to SQL Server Bit conversion; dealing with DataSets, SqlDataReader; and others that will help speed up your development time. Free developer version.
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Fully intergratable online web mortgage application form that submits form applications into the SQL database. Every time someone fills the form out you will be notified via email, also fully customizable ASP script with standard HTML form that can easily be placed on a network of websites that dumps into the same database, also every HTML form you put out there has a forward on it so that when the user clicks submit, the database returns a thank you page on originating site.
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CsvReader is an extremely fast and efficient .Net class for parsing virtually any commonly found delimited data format, CSV files, tab delimited files, etc. It\'s usable from C#, VB.Net, ASP.Net, or any other .Net language. Parsing is done using the de facto standard CSV file specifications. Memory usage is suprisingly small and constant while parsing no matter the file size. Data can be parsed in less than half of the time of any other parser it has been benchmarked against. Rough benchmarks parsing common comma seperated columns is 10 MB of data parsing per second. Virtually no garbage collection is needed from the framework because of object reuse internally while parsing. All development is throughly unit tested to guarantee fewer bugs and to insure proper handling of extreme cases. Pricing is extremely cheap and licensing is amazingly open. One license is good across all machines enterprise wide.
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