Use LINQ to XML to Generate Excel Documents by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I was looking for a quick and easy solution to export data from SQL into an Excel format from within my ASP.NET application. I came across a great video posted by Beth Massi on the asp.net website (Video #7 at the bottom at http://www.asp.net/learn/linq...

Retrieving SQL Type Image Using LINQ by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

LINQ views the Image type in SQL Server as Binary. So, there are a few options that we have. We can either (a) modify our LINQ to SQL class and change the property to Byte() instead of Binary or we can (b) convert the Binary to an array. To do the latter...

Using LINQ to SQL and ConnectionStrings in a Class Library by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I was looking to separate my LINQ to SQL data layer from the rest of my application. So, I decided to move the files to a class library. This way, when my application builds, all of my LINQ files are found in MyApp.DL or something similar. However, I...
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Generate a PDF behind the scenes using SQL Reporting Services by Jason N. Gaylord's Blog

I came across this really cool demonstration and article by Simon Pang earlier today. I asked around awhile ago for a solution where I could create a PDF on the fly using SQL Reporting Services. Cool enough, he came up with a solution. Check out his article...
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