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Let me start with an important note . XQuery is, like XML, case sensitive . Therefore, if you want to check the examples manually, you have to write the queries exactly as I wrote them . For example, if you write Data() instead of data(), you will get an error stating that there is no Data() function . XQuery returns sequences . Sequences can include atomic values or complex values (XML nodes) . Any node, such as an element, attribute, text, processing instruction, comment, or document, can be included in the sequence . Of course, you can format the sequences to get well-formed XML . The following code shows the sequences returned from a simple XML instance by three XML queries:

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Threads are awesome because they enable Windows to be responsive even when applications are executing long-running tasks . Also, threads allow the user to use one application (like Task Manager) to forcibly kill an application that appears frozen because it is executing a long-running task . But as with every virtualization mechanism, threads have space (memory

Column O: in this column, the data series for the display of the top marker is generated by formulas . Cell O7 (rD1.Marker01Value, default setting = 200) contains the value that controls the marker s height . To get even fancier, you can generally position the marker at a lower level by reducing the default value .

The code presents the before and after states of the data, and because this is just a demonstration, it runs the activity in a transaction so that the changes won t be committed. Following are the outputs of this code showing that the subtree was moved correctly:

The typical corporate laptop user is skilled at basic computer and application oper ations, but remote access, networking, and especially Internet connectivity opera tions are beyond this user s level of expertise. When scaling the configuration of VPN connections for an enterprise, you must keep in mind the following issues:

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The keyword out implies the same semantics as the keyword ref, except that it also allows you to use the variable without first initializing it in the calling method.

More than one Web site can exist behind the same IP address/port combination. This is achieved by recognizing the Host header sent in the client s HTTP or HTTPS request, and directing the request to the Web site listed in that Host header. This is not truly a security method. Like moving your Web site to a different IP port, it is an obscurity measure, and while it will reduce the simpler, casual, or accidental attacks on your sites, it should really be treated as a convenience factor that allows you to host several Web sites on the same IP address with the standard port assignment. Changing the IP and port bindings or Host header binding can only be done at the Web site level, and the bindings are stored in the applicationHost.config XML file as shown in the following example:

to use Microsoft Dynamics CRM so that you can configure the security settings correctly. This organizational model won t be your final version, but it can help you think through and consider the ramifications of the security settings you choose.

2. View state is embedded inside the HTML of a single instance of a webpage displayed in the user s browser. It is lost and rewritten when a user refreshes his or her page. If the URL is copied and sent to another user, the view state does not go along. Instead, when new users request the page, they get their own view state instance.

var model = new TenantPageViewData(hiddenSurvey); model.Title = "New Survey"; return this.View(model); } [HttpPost] public ActionResult New(Survey contentModel, [Deserialize]Survey hiddenSurvey) { contentModel.Questions = hiddenSurvey.Questions; if (!this.ModelState.IsValid) { var model = new TenantPageViewData<Survey>(contentModel); model.Title = "New Survey"; return this.View(model); }