In my asp.net application, I want to show the user that when he is submitting the form how much time does that stored procedure is going to take. Is there any way I can find out from asp.net application? Just like we have estimated query plan with estimated cost in sql server. Can we show it on asp.net webpage?
View 2 RepliesI need to find the Sum of the Cost ,I tried doing it , but i am not aware of the syntax.
var pss = new PrintingServiceDataContext();
var strActualvalue = pss.PrintJobs.Where(s => s.OwnerID == txtOwnerID.Text && s.CreatedOn >= firstDay && s.CreatedOn <= today).Select(s => Sum(new {PCost = s.Cost }));
One of my relatives is going to start a small salon. I would like to develop a small web-site (that is pretty basic: display information, book an appointment, display product/service information, show directions to the salon, etc). I can use a XML file as a basic data storage and am not intended to use any database for this. I can deal with the coding development of the web site, but I have not developed any web-site independently and have no detailed knowledge about how to host the site, etc. factors. I also would like to know that whether it's possible to develope such a web site using ASP.BET (Visual Web Developer) with NO cost?
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Performance Cost Of ‘try’
I am being told that adding a try catch block adds major performance cost in the order of 1000 times slower than without, in the example of a for loop of a million. Is this true?
Isn't it best to use try catch block as much as possible?
I have a user defined function GetAddress which takes address id (int) as a parameter and returns a address which may contain some 200 to 300 characters...In the execution plan for that function it is displaying cluster index seek cost as 100%...I have clustered index for address id in the address table..is that costing the resources more...How to decrease the cost of the function or a query...!!
View 1 RepliesApproximate cost of the project Duration of the project ( There are 2 Developers ) Can I charge the client for software license ( like Visual Studio license since I have purchased it by paying a hefty amount)
My profile as a developer is as follows:
I am a C#, .net, ASP.net developer with 3 years experience in enterprise class web and desktop projects. I can work 20 hours a week
The brief requirements of the project are as follows::
I have to develop an Ecommerce website. The website is meant for buyers, sellers, advertisers and bidders ( I would say it is Business to Business and also Business to Customer site ) The HTML's will be given by the client. The website will have all the features of any Ecommerce site like buying products, selling them, searching products, sorting them,etc The website should conform to W3C standards