Taking control of a session using Terminal Service

February 26, 2008 05:28 by MosesYap

Here is another short blog that is meant to help me remember something that I do every once in a while but kept forgetting the command. To connect to a Windows Server and take control of the console session, type this on the run command: mstsc /console That's it!

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Connecting to Brinkster's SQL Server using MSSQL Management Studio

February 26, 2008 04:43 by MosesYap

To connect to your Brinkster's SQL Server (if you have an account with them that has an SQL Server): 1. Log into your account and get the SQL Server name from the Control Panel -> Website Settings: 2. Open SQL Server Configuration Manager from your computer (Start -... [More]

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Using Visual Studio's Build Events

February 18, 2008 08:12 by MosesYap

You can use Visual Studio's Build Events to create a Pre-build command or a Post-build command. This is useful if you want to run something on the command line before or after you build your solution. To use the Visual Studio's Build Events 1. Click on you project and select "Properties... [More]

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Taking control of a session using Terminal Service

Connecting to Brinkster's SQL Server using MSSQL Management Studio

Using Visual Studio's Build Events

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