Just a very short blog post... for everyone who is not yet known to it. Since .Net Framework 4.6 for two immutable types we got new static fields in the framework: Array.Empty<T> string.Empty // instead of string foo = ""; byte[] bar = new byte[0...
Introduction In one of my older projects, I often had to synchronize and work with different parallel threads. Using async, parallel or 'real' threads does not make a real difference when it is coming to thread safety. As a very short short instructi...
In part III we take a closer look at where to upgrade our UserInterface from WindowsForms. As NyxSql was created as a learning project more than a decade ago, there is no MVVM or anything else implemented, which will make the upgrade more hard as the...
When using package manager with sources which require to authenticate yourself (e. g. internal sources or paid subscriptions), it may happen that you need to change your password or just entered the wrong credentials. Now, it is kinda like 'evil', be...
When working with multiple workstations (workstation / laptop) due to pandemic, we suddenly experienced the following error when opening solutions: Current solution contains incorrect configurations mappings. It may cause projects to not work correct...
Intro Within this article we will take a look at the upgrade project file and how it should look like : ) With .Net (Core), Microsoft introduced a much better formatted and usable project file than in previous versions. Sadly, the upgrade assistant a...
Intro In this series, I will write about upgrading a project which was created on .Net Framework 2 to .Net Core. All steps will be included, as in pushing to a fresh github repository and every major step of the migration. NyxSql? At first, the name ...
Intro As I am already working a very long time (around 22 years) with oracle databases using file storage (no ASM, datafiles), a repetitive task always has been managing and extending the datafiles. This post is more a scratchpad of common queries I ...
Until we switched to .net 6 from the .net framework we used a major.minor (m.xxx) versioning together with the compile/build time as build number. Verifying the build number together with the version when has proven itself when it is coming to many ...
