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If change a file attribute to hidden when it is running, will it affected the process?
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Certainly, if you.
Not affect your ability to access the file as long as you actually know its full path.
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How do I get the number of rows affected by a BULK INSERT on SQL Server (2008 if that matters)?
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As a result of your BULK INSERT, as this may affect your result..
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Does inline css and javascript really affects to site SEO?
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If the extra load is sufficient to start.
And the capability of your hosting it could affect indexing.
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Can a virus from a VirtualBox VM affect the host computer?
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However, it's worth remembering that if there's any network connection between the two, there's the possibility of it moving to the ... .
Unless there's a security flaw in Virtualbox that allows you to break out of the VM (and you've not patched), then no .
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What is the importance of DTD and how it affects the display of the web page page at runtime
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In particular some browsers have a....
HTML version) you are targeting.
As mentioned, this tells the browser what exact type of document (eg .
DTD defines the type of document and in particular the specific version of the HTML spec you intended to target .
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When I enable trace, e.g.:
How badly this affects application performance?
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Writing to a file? Or is a DebugView tool opened to watch the system debug console... .
Are you turning on Tracing for WCF components, or using your own trace calls? Is there a trace listener attached (e.g .
As with most questions, the answer is "It depends".
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I have read about a new security flaw in Windows Vista and SMBv2. What is it and how does it affect me? What is SMBv2?
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It has since been proven to allow the attacker to... .
The flaw was thought to allow an attacker to crash any Windows Vista computer(and pre-release versions of Windows 7) over a network .
The SMBv2 flaw is discussed in this security bulletin from Microsoft .
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I want to add a new column to my dataset without affecting the underlying database. That new column will be updated from my WinForm. How to do changes (add column, do updates, etc) on a dataset without affecting the database?
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They don't affect.
The changes when you wish with the aforementioned dataadapters or datasources .
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For INSERT , UPDATE and DELETE SQL statements executed directly against the database, most database providers return the count of rows affected. For stored procedures, the number of records affected is always -1 .
How do we get the number of records affected...
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@@ROWCOUNT
Register an out parameter for the stored procedure, and set the value based on @@ROWCOUNT... .
For Microsoft SQL Server you can return the @@ROWCOUNT variable to return the number of rows affected by the last statement in the stored procedure.
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Hi!
Basically, the question is: Do the Exceptions in C# affect the performance a lot? Is it better to avoid Exceptions rethrow? If i generate an exception in my code, does it affect a performance?
Sorry for the sillines of the question itself
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Exceptions in .NET do affect performance does not affect performance ....
Raising an exception is an expensive operation in C# (compared to other operations such as gathering detailed info about what went wrong .
affect performance.
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