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• SQL statement to grab table names, views, and stored procs, order by schema

  - by sunpech

  Is there a SQL statement that will list the names of all the tables, views, and stored procs from MS SQL Server database, ordered by schema name? I would like to generate an Excel spreadsheet from this list with the columns: schema, type (table, view, stored proc), and name.

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• List of existing Android Virtual Devices empty

  - by sunpech

  I'm new to Android development and I'm currently going through some tutorials. When I setup a new Android Project in Eclipse, and select Windows - Android SDK and AVD Manager, in Virtual Devices, the list of existing Android Virtual Devices is empty. Is it supposed to be? From the pictures in the tutorial, it's pre-populated. Can I download these AVDs from somewhere, am I missing something here? Also, I'm developing this on my Macbook Pro.

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• What is the difference between Equals and = in LINQ?

  - by sunpech

  What is the difference between Equals and = in LINQ? Dim list As List(Of Foo) = (From a As Foo In FooList _ Join b As Bar In BarList _ On a.Something = b.Something _ Select a).ToList() versus Dim list As List(Of Foo) = (From a As Foo In FooList _ Join b As Bar In BarList _ On a.Something Equals b.Something _ Select a).ToList()

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• How to measure productivity loss from slow PCs running Visual Studio?

  - by sunpech

  Many PCs we have on the development team are out-dated and are very slow to run Visual Studio 2008. They should very much be replaced with newer machines. But there's a general reluctance on management/company to buy new machines. How do we come up with numbers and benchmarks to show that these slow PCs are causing a loss in productivity? Obviously we can't call them to sit down with us as we build solutions and/or open various files. Is there an objective way to come up with some kind of reliable numbers that non-technical people can understand? It'd be nice to have a way to measure this across an entire organization on many different PCs running Visual Studio. I'm looking for an answer that does better than using a physical stopwatch. :)

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