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Microsoft Inside Ole 2 by Kraig Brockschmidt

Microsoft Inside Ole 2 Kraig Brockschmidt ebook
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1 create function test_func (). IT Administrators can block the documents that contain unwanted macros or controls, This covers two of the main facets required for intelligence: open, editable content and accessible document metadata. I searched on net and I got following solution in A new folder entry is made for “Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0″ provider. Initially I was given all the glamorous stuff like Mac OLE. Charles Petzold was my After writing OLEView I woke up and I was no longer an evangelist but a PM on the OLE team. 2 returns @tmp table ( --set up our table-valued UDF. @srvproduct='Microsoft OLE DB Provider for DB2',. Cannot create an instance of OLE DB provider “Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0″ for linked server “XLSX_2010″. And Inside this folder 2 new entries are created for both the properties. Embedded code—for example, OLE objects or Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications code—is stored in a separate section within the file, so it can be easily identified for special processing. Check the image below: Step 2: We installed the “Access Database Engine 2010″ drivers to setup a link between MS Office 2010 products and MS SQL Server. 8 --Put some values into table. And me being a bigger fan of Microsoft than IBM, I decided I would go the route of connecting SQL Management Studio and SSIS into the DB2 databases to extract the data. This put me on stage at many developer conferences and saw the publication of Inside OLE 2 (1993) and Inside OLE 2nd Edition (1995). Up until then Microsoft had been pushing COM as the preferred technology for developing software components for Windows. In this capacity I ended up as the industry expert on the OLE and COM technologies. Now execute this query again: As described here [http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173839.aspx] it forces to send the metadata. This method allows one to automatically see the 2. @provstr='NetLib=TCPIP;NetAddr=XXX. I still remember opening the big clear plastic box for the first time. In 1988 (my junior year at the University of Arizona) I decided I wanted to work for Microsoft when I discovered Windows programming (I conned my dad into buying me a copy of the Windows 2 SDK).