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The code shown in Listing 1-1 renders the following page . IIS monitored port 80 for requests . When a request for the file HelloWorld .asp came through, IIS recognized the .asp extension and asked ASP .DLL to handle the request (that s how the file mapping was set up) . ASP .DLL simply rendered the static HTML as the string Hello world!!! This is an ASP page . Then, when ASP .DLL encountered the funny-looking execution tags <% and %>, it executed those blocks by running them through a JavaScript parser (note the language tag in the first line of code) . Figure 1-2 shows how the page renders in Windows Internet Explorer .

{ if ( FALSE != g_shared_NotifyData[ i ].bDestroy ) { lRet = TRUE ; g_shared_NotifyData[ i ].bDestroy = FALSE ; } } ReleaseMutex ( g_hMutex ) ; return ( lRet ) ; } static void __stdcall CheckTableMatch ( int HWND { // Grab the mutex. DWORD dwRet = WaitForSingleObject ( g_hMutex , k_WAITLIMIT ) ; if ( WAIT_TIMEOUT == dwRet ) { TRACE ( _T ( "CheckTableMatch : Wait on mutex timed out!\n" ) ); return ; } // The table shouldn't be empty, but never assume anything. if ( 0 == g_shared_iUsedSlots ) { ReleaseMutex ( g_hMutex ) ; TRACE ( _T ( "CheckTableMatch called on an empty table!\n" ) ) ; return ; } iNotifyType , hWnd , )

IIS 7 uses an entirely different configuration architecture from that used by IIS 6. In IIS 6, all configuration data was stored in a proprietary format database known as the metabase. IIS 7 uses an XML format for its configuration data store. In addition, where IIS 6 stored all data in one metabase file, IIS 7 distributes data storage among the layers where configuration may apply whether global to the Web server, local to a Web site, or specific to a virtual directory or application. We refer you to the Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 Resource Kit for a discussion of the location of these XML format configuration data files, how they are edited, and the relationship between these configuration files and the IIS Manager interface. Note, however, that if you are trying to determine the correct location for a set of attributes, you should always treat the IIS_Schema.xml in %SystemRoot%\system32\inetsrv\config\schema as authoritative.

DECLARE @DocHandle AS INT; DECLARE @XmlDocument AS NVARCHAR(1000); SET @XmlDocument = N' <CustomersOrders> <Customer custid="1"> <companyname>Customer NRZBB</companyname> <Order orderid="10692"> <orderdate>2007-10-03T00:00:00</orderdate> </Order> <Order orderid="10702"> <orderdate>2007-10-13T00:00:00</orderdate> </Order> <Order orderid="10952"> <orderdate>2008-03-16T00:00:00</orderdate> </Order> </Customer> <Customer custid="2"> <companyname>Customer MLTDN</companyname> <Order orderid="10308"> <orderdate>2006-09-18T00:00:00</orderdate> </Order> <Order orderid="10926"> <orderdate>2008-03-04T00:00:00</orderdate> </Order> </Customer> </CustomersOrders>';

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You can better deal with complexity in one of two ways. First, you can improve your own mental juggling abilities by doing mental exercises. But programming itself is usually enough exercise, and people seem to have trouble juggling more than about five to nine mental entities (Miller 1956). The potential for improvement is small. Second, you can decrease the complexity of your programs and the amount of concentration required to understand them.

Each data source control is specialized for the type of data with which it is meant to work. The following sections provide an overview of what makes each of these controls unique. The discussion includes some of the common uses of data source controls, such as binding, filtering, sorting, and modifying data.

A foreign key is a set of columns whose values match some key of another table in other words, a copy of a key from another relation. Foreign keys denote associations between relations; they are the glue that keeps relations in a database together. The rule foreign keys enforce can be expressed brie y: There must be no unmatched foreign keys in a database at any time. Foreign keys maintain references between relations in other words, they enforce referential integrity. The foreign key rule can be maintained during update and delete operations in different ways. In SQL Server, four possibilities exist for enforcing the foreign key rule, and each possibility consists of two pairs of rules. One pair of rules deals with the primary (parent) table, and one pair deals with the secondary (child) table. The pair of rules for the child table is immutable; the rules are always the same for all four possibilities of implementing a foreign key:

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CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX idx_cl_od ON dbo.Orders(orderdate); ALTER TABLE dbo.Orders ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Orders PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED(orderid);