Source: Simple-Talk Common Lookup Tables Always use separate tables for each logical entity, identifying the appropriate columns with correct types, constraints and references. It is better to write simple routines and procedures to access and manipulate the data in the tables without aiming for “dynamic code”. Common lookup tables have no place in sensible database […]
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Where is ASP.NET 3.5 in IIS?
.NET 3.5 is not a stand alone framework like v2.0 or v1.1 . It is just an extension of the 2.0 framework. See explanation