Comments by Jon "Greg"ory Rothlander (Top 2 by date)

Jon "Greg"ory Rothlander 14-Sep-17 10:48am View

"How well do you know ASP.Net, when you cannot even tell that the views are not prohibited from using any JavaScript framework?"

Adding that comment seems a bit unnecessary, mean spirited, and a bit self-serving and narcissistic. The point of helping others is not to promote yourself, but to help them. Insulting people in a forum setting because they didn't use what you deem as the proper use of terminology or that they have the wrong understanding of where AngularJS comes into play, or maybe they have a perfect understanding and just failed to explain it well in their post. But insulting them in a forum is childish and unprofessional.

I have been working with ASP.Net full-time since January 2001 and MVC since, I don't remember when but for many years, and now I am looking into using AngularJS as a JavaScript framework for the front end, and I don't think anything the post said shows they lack experience in ASP.Net or AngularJs. Just that they either worded the post a bit odd or maybe it is simply that English is not the birth language. Should we go through your postings and correct all of your grammatical mistakes?

The question is really simple, should I choose MVC over Angular? The answer is simple, you don't have to. If you feel comfortable with both, use both. MVC and AngularJS work well together and they are not mutually exclusive. Many people are using MVC or Core with AngularJS. I am looking into this as well.

Jon "Greg"ory Rothlander 13-Aug-13 16:04pm View

Batch or otherwise, the core of the C# code is the same. If your issues is with the SQL side, use the SQL Job agent to execute any sprocs as needed and have the sproc reach out and execute a webService to submit the emails in batch. The code here would be what you'd build on the webService side. That might be a good way to wire this together if you are struggle with the SQL side. Give some more details and others may be able to provide better answers focusing on your issue. The sample that was mentioned as being the solution but not being clear, that is what I thought he wanted. If not, just provide more details. If you are looking for a pure sproc solution using C#, then that is much different. But it's hard to determine from your posting. More details would help clarify.