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Mobile Project DataSet Bug Clarification - The bug is NOT specific to VB

You'll recall that on Tuesday I reported that there is a bug in the generated connection string when working with a SQL Mobile database in VB.NET. I turns out that there is a bug but it is not specific to VB.NET . The bug in the generated connection string...

Published Thu, Mar 23 2006 9:42 AM by jim-wilson
VB-Only Bug in Mobile Project DataSet when accessing SQL Mobile

Please see my updated post for a correction regarding the problem discussed here. Last week I encountered what appears to be a rather significant bug in the Visual Studio 2005 VB.NET generated data classes when accessing a SQL Mobile database. Although...

Published Tue, Mar 21 2006 3:39 PM by jim-wilson
Newsgator on your Windows Mobile Device

I just came across this Newsgator press release . Seems that thanks to their recent purchase of the company SmartFeed, that you can now keep up on all of your blogs and other RSS feeds in full HTML right from your Windows Mobile device using their new...

Published Thu, Mar 16 2006 6:10 PM by jim-wilson
SQL Mobile Scalability

I'm starting to hear a lot of questions about SQL Mobile and scalability. Specifically people want to know how to maximize the scalability of SQL Mobile and what factors they need to be aware of that affect scalability. Some of the most common questions...

Published Thu, Mar 09 2006 7:03 PM by jim-wilson
SQL Mobile Supported Environments Simplified

Following yesterday's post , I heard from some people asking about which operating system versions are supported by the various SQL Mobile installation environments. The support matrix is pretty rich so most desktop/server operating system setups you...

Published Thu, Mar 02 2006 7:44 AM by jim-wilson
Does SQL Server Mobile Edition Work on non-Windows Mobile Computers? … Well, Sort of … (or Can I populate SQL Mobile databases on a server?)

Unlike the server version of SQL Server 2005, SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition (SQL Mobile) does not require a dedicated executing process. Instead, SQL Mobile is basically just a DLL that loads into the calling process - each database exists as a separate...

Published Wed, Mar 01 2006 9:34 AM by jim-wilson
.NET Rocks - Getting the Scoop on Mobile Technology

If you're new to mobile technology or are just looking to get a feel for the big picture, checkout .NET Rocks Show #165 - Nick Landry on the State of Mobile Development . Nick covers the gambit of mobile technologies: Windows Mobile 5.0, .NET CF 2.0,...

Published Wed, Mar 01 2006 7:47 AM by jim-wilson

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Mobile Project DataSet Bug Clarification - The bug is NOT specific to VB

VB-Only Bug in Mobile Project DataSet when accessing SQL Mobile

Newsgator on your Windows Mobile Device

SQL Mobile Scalability

SQL Mobile Supported Environments Simplified

Does SQL Server Mobile Edition Work on non-Windows Mobile Computers? … Well, Sort of … (or Can I populate SQL Mobile databases on a server?)

.NET Rocks - Getting the Scoop on Mobile Technology