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GUIDELINES FOR MICROSOFT SERVER-BASED INSTRUCTIONAL ACCOUNTS

James F. Roiger, Jeff Dombrowski, Bryan Fendley, Paul Freeman

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In responses to business requests, the CIS program is moving to server-based instruction for appropriate courses, including Database Management Systems, E-Commerce Application Programming, Application Software Development Project (senior capstone) , and Advanced Visual Basic .NET programming. The server environment uses Microsoft Server 2003 and Microsoft SQL Server 2000. This paper addresses this task by providing guidelines for four necessary procedures, including establishing Server accounts, establishing SQL Server accounts, establishing Internet Information Server (IIS) accounts with FrontPage Web extensions, and establishing IIS and Visual Basic .NET to SQL server database connection using ODBC and ADO.NET.

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Key concepts: Data Transformation Services, Computer science, Business Intelligence Markup Language, Open Database Connectivity, Log shipping, Language Integrated Query, Internet Authentication Service, User-defined function