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Web Analytics/Media Tagging on ASP.net AJAX Pages

Published on August 10, 2012 by garrett, in: Code, Development, Javascript, Work

More often than not a site build is deployed with little focus on analytics or any kind of measurement in mind- or, if it was; it was built against a moving target which is now little help to the current Read More

Tagged ajax, asp.net, async form, media tags, web analytics

.@seattletimes Help us measure how liquor prices have changed | Seattle Times Newspaper: http://t.co/rcbZNqPx, nice use of #googledocs!

Published on June 6, 2012 by garrett, in: Development, Google Docs, Social Media, Twitter

.@seattletimes Help us measure how liquor prices have changed | Seattle Times Newspaper: http://t.co/rcbZNqPx, nice use of #googledocs! View on Twitter Not everything I say on Twitter is important, but I thought this was. You should follow me @thegarrettp

Stop http.sys from listening on port 80 in Windows http://t.co/he2g0sVu via @mikeplate #notetoself

Published on June 5, 2012 by garrett, in: Note To Self

Stop http.sys from listening on port 80 in Windows http://t.co/he2g0sVu via @mikeplate #notetoself View on Twitter Not everything I say on Twitter is important, but I thought this was. You should follow me @thegarrettp

EASILY Bulk Load files into a table with different columns

Published on March 23, 2012 by garrett, in: Code, Development, Java, SQL, Work

with NO FORMAT FILE! I consider this a gem just hiding on the MSDN docs : Using BULK IMPORT on a View The following example creates the v_myTestSkipCol on the myTestSkipCol table. This view skips the second table column, Col2. Read More

Tagged builk import, mssql, sql server

Get Value from XMLA result file in NAnt with xmlpeek

Published on March 1, 2012 by garrett, in: Code, Note To Self, Work

If I got paid for every hour spent wrangling with XML… Oh wait, I do Problem: Read a scalar-result out of an XMLA response file from an MDX query run against a cube. Store it in a NAnt property. Jiest Read More

Tagged Analysis Services, NAnt, xmla, xmlpeek

“@crashpaddesign: This is looking to be a serious contender to Shopify: http://t.co/iKL7oRh9 #woocommerce #ecommerce @Pirnke

Published on December 29, 2011 by garrett, in: Uncategorized

“@crashpaddesign: This is looking to be a serious contender to Shopify: http://t.co/iKL7oRh9 #woocommerce #ecommerce @PirnkeView on Twitter Not everything I say on Twitter is important, but I thought this was. You should follow me @thegarrettp

Sticky/Squealing Ratchet Starter Briggs and Stratton

Published on November 24, 2011April 9, 2019 by garrett, in: DIY, Home

It’s taken me far longer than it should, but I’ve finally gotten my McLane Edger craigslist score in a proper working order. The original issue had always been an awful squealing noise that would totally un-wind the pull cord in Read More

Tagged Briggs and Stratton, McLane edger, ratchet starter

Install OTA HD Antenna – cut the Comcast Cord

Published on November 23, 2011 by garrett, in: DIY, Home

I won’t rant for too long about the great Sham that is Comcast, but remember the big HD TV transition?  With Comcast you “didn’t need to do anything”, right – nothing except get some set top boxes for each TV Read More

Tagged Comcast, DTV Transition, HD Antenna Install, OTA HD

Get current domain from NAnt

Published on November 2, 2011 by garrett, in: Code, Work

I use NAnt for a build and deployment tool for databases and OLAP. I wanted to be able to add only the accounts needed per-environment to certain objects on the fly through the script, as they are run on whatever Read More

Tagged get windows domain from command line, NAnt

Analysis Services Add role members programmatically in C#

Published on November 2, 2011 by garrett, in: Code, Work

First, I don’t know why; but it seems like as soon as you add in the word OLAP or Analysis Services to your problem things just stop working as you would normally expect. Problem: I’m using NAnt as a deployment Read More

Tagged Analysis Services, c#, Microsoft, OLAP

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