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You can also provide the namespace prefix that is assigned to your control by the webpage designer by assigning the TagPrefixAttribute of the System.Web.UI namespace to the assembly that contains your custom control. (Visual Studio will assign a default value such as uc1 if you do not.) To do so, you add the following attribute declaration to the AssemblyInfo class file in your control (you might have to create this class file for Visual Basic projects). The following code shows the namespace prefix being changed to muc (my user controls) from cc1 for the controls in the MyUserControls project.

Finally, another scenario for using XML representation is when you want to modify parts of the data based on its structure I agree with using XML in such a scenario in some cases, and I ll explain and demonstrate why in the following section Objects in NET applications can be persisted in one of two ways: using binary or XML serialization Binary serialization is very encapsulated; only applications that know the structure (class) of the object and the way it is serialized can deserialize it XML serialization is much more open All you need to know is the XML schema, and even without it, you can browse the data Now think of objects in a wider sense Everything you store in a computer is a kind of object For example, take Microsoft Visio diagrams They can be stored in internal Visio format or as XML .

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If they are stored in the internal format, you can open them only with Microsoft Visio If they are stored in XML format, you can open them even with Notepad And if you store them using XML format in a database, you can use T-SQL queries to search and manipulate the document data That is valuable functionality! Imagine you are searching for all Visio documents that include a specific element If they are stored in internal format, you have to open them one by one and visually check them If they are stored as XML documents in a file system, you can use full-text indexes and search through them But if they are stored in a database in an XML column, you can find all documents you need with a single SELECT statement .

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As another example of using XML, consider a frequently asked question: How do you pass an array as a parameter to a stored procedure In SQL Server 2008, you can use table-valued parameters Table-valued parameters were not available in previous versions of SQL Server Another option is to pass the array of values as a comma-separated string and then use T-SQL code to separate the elements Or you can pass the array as an XML parameter, and use the nodes method to shred the values into a relational presentation After this introduction, you should have an idea of when the XML data type is appropriate and when you should stick to the relational model Now that I ve covered the background, I can discuss the XML data type methods, and some other XML enhancements I ll also walk you through code samples that you re likely to find useful ..

" This routine purges a group of files. Sub PurgeFiles( ByRef errorState As Error_Code ) Dim fileIndex As Integer Dim fileToPurge As Data_File Dim fileList As File_List Dim numFilesToPurge As Integer MakePurgeFileList( fileList, numFilesToPurge ) errorState = FileStatus_Success fileIndex = 0 While ( fileIndex < numFilesToPurge And errorState = FileStatus_Success ) fileIndex = fileIndex + 1 If FindFile( fileList( fileIndex ), fileToPurge ) Then If OpenFile( fileToPurge ) Then If OverwriteFile( fileToPurge ) Then If Not Erase( fileToPurge ) Then errorState = FileStatus_FileEraseError End If Else " couldn"t overwrite file errorState = FileStatus_FileOverwriteError End If Else " couldn"t open file errorState = FileStatus_FileOpenError End If Else " couldn"t find file errorState = FileStatus_FileFindError End If Wend DeletePurgeFileList( fileList, numFilesToPurge ) End Sub

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In the next fragment, the value assigned to parameter is passed back because parameter has an asterisk in front of it:

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