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			<title>Using the log4net AdoNetAppender to log to a bit(boolean) column</title>
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			<description>Many .Net developers are using log4net as logging framework. To log messages to a MSSQL database, you can use the AdoNetAppender class that is in the log4net framework. There are many examples of how to implement this appender, so setting up basic logging using the AdoNetAppender is pretty easy. Adding extra string columns is still relatively easy, just add a parameter in the log4net config: XML:1...</description><dc:creator>Haan</dc:creator>
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			<title>Using jQuery in MS Dynamics CRM</title>
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			<description>IntroductionIn this blog post, I&#039;ll share some experiences that I recently had with using jQuery script in MS Dynamics CRM 4.0 forms. For those not familiar with MS Dynamics CRM and / or customizing forms, this blog post will not be very interesting. A little introduction first. I was asked if it would be possible to re-arrange fields on a CRM form. More specifically, re-arrange address fields to...</description><dc:creator>Haan</dc:creator>
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