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How to Install Python on Windows Server

Python is an excellent general purpose language that can be used for batch processing and other tasks on your server. To install Python on Windows Server operating system, you just need to run the installer and use the simplest configuration. Steps to Install Python on Windows Server Operating System Download the installer (full as opposed to the web sintaller) and … [Read more...]

May 22, 2019 Filed Under: How To Tagged With: Microsoft, Python, Windows Server

How to Add Custom Logging to SSIS Package

This post will demonstrate one way to add custom logging to SSIS Package. This is still considered one of the better practice that comes in handy when we need to troubleshoot SSIS packages and track progress. There's no better way to explain the concept other than giving a simple case example on how to add it to a real SSIS package. For starter, the package in this example does a simple … [Read more...]

March 7, 2019 Filed Under: How To Tagged With: ETL, Microsoft, SSIS

How to Backup IIS Manager Connections List on Windows

You've been using IIS Manager to manage remote IIS from your local computer. But how do you export the connections list if you move to a new computer or just to back it up if you lost all data? This post will show you how you can export and back up IIS Manager connections list on your local PC. All connections in IIS Manager are saved in a binary file called InetMgr.preferences and it … [Read more...]

March 6, 2019 Filed Under: How To Tagged With: IIS, Internet Information Services, Microsoft, Windows, Windows 10

How to Use System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager on .NET CORE

When you need to convert an existing .NET Framework Console application to .NET Core, there's one pending question that is kept being asked. Can you still use the System.Configuration and App.config (XML) configuration instead of using the new Appsettings.json file instead? There's always a need for a most robust configuration file and with JSON, it offers more flexibility and scalability but … [Read more...]

February 7, 2019 Filed Under: How To Tagged With: .NET Core, Microsoft

How to Check Installed .NET Core Version

This is one way to determine what version of .NET Core is installed on your machine (or if it's not installed): Launch Windows PowerShell. Runtime SDK In the following example, you can see that .NET Core 2.1.2 Runtime is installed, but the SDK is not installed with the following error message: Otherwise, it will look more like the next screenshot: … [Read more...]

January 30, 2019 Filed Under: How To Tagged With: .NET, .NET Core, Microsoft, PowerShell, Windows

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