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Understanding and Using System.Transactions
These are some resources to help grasp System.Transactions functionality and use it effectively in your projects: Features Provided by System.Transactions to create transactional applications Implementing an Implicit Transaction using Transaction Scope MSDN Magazine Articles by John Papa: ADO.NET and System.Transactions Revisiting System.Transactions These are specific to TransactionScope (the way to go in most cases): Here [...]
Posted in C#, code Tagged .NET, C#, code, database, sql server, System.Transactions, transaction, TransactionScope 2 Comments
Protecting Your Api Keys
I am working on a Windows 8 app (details to follow in a subsequent post) and the code is published in a public repo on github. My app uses third-party APIs and after I committed the first cut to github, I realized that I had included my api keys in the code. The whole world [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, version-control Tagged cloud, git, github, security, tips, version-control 2 Comments
Favorite Excel Keyboard Shortcuts
I am a big fan of keyboard shortcuts. Here are some of my favorites keyboard shortcuts in Excel.


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