It feels like this has improved lately. 6 months ago it HAD to match
standard CSV, and things like pipe-separated wouldn’t work - I’d opened
tickets and everything. So kudos to the team for improving something
that’s largely invisible but definitely needed.
One would expect Microsoft to provide code examples that don't rely on
hard-coded credentials.I wouldn't be surprised if someone copy-pastes
this into their projects, leaves their database credentials in there by
accident and then commits it to their repo.
This the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient library available in Windows OS like
System.Data.SqlClient???If NOT, this article needs to be updated to
provide the details how to install that library.
It is easier to read event file when they are at rest. It is another
matter to read them in a continous mode. I'm trying to implement a
stored procedure that reads in a loop the results, process them, and
read next stuff. I read in the doc that you must supply a wildcard, a
file name, and the offset...
I don't see the point of ELSE 'Log file grows to a maximum size of 2
TB.'if max size is not 0, then it is on, -1 is unrestricted, the else
should just display the set max value (converted to string).typical of
unvetted ISV app to blow something up
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