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We have released an update to Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 3.1, version 3.1.1. The update addresses several issues that are important to our customers.
Updates in Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 3.1.1 include:
Fixed
Fixed null SqlBinary as rowversi… Continue reading Released: Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 3.1.1
Calendar sharing in Microsoft Outlook is a feature many users rely on daily to manage their manager or team calendars. Microsoft has recently made some big changes to calendar sharing in Outlook and there are some key differences between the old calend… Continue reading Planning considerations for REST-based (aka new model) calendar sharing in Outlook
Cloud-attached management
Enhanced security for Configuration Manager administration service
We’re introducing a new cloud application with limited access to the administration service. This feature allows cloud management gateway … Continue reading Update 2207 for Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager current branch is now available
Before we start, please note that if you want to see a table of contents for all the sections of this blog and their various Purview topics, you can locate the in the following link:
Microsoft Purview- Paint By Numbers Series (Part 0) – Overvie… Continue reading Microsoft Purview- Paint By Numbers Series (Part 9a) – Compliance Manager – Overview
Players of Monster Legends can take advantage of a new feature to grow their monster collection and gain other rewards by coming back to the game daily.
Look for the new Blooming Tree i
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It’s been a fantastic journey of innovation for both .NET and Azure Functions by far this year. I’m excited to share that you can now build serverless applications with Azure Functions in .NET 7 in an isolated process and .NET Framework 4.8 in an isola… Continue reading Building .NET Serverless applications with isolated model in Azure Functions and Visual Studio 2022
Demonstrating Microsoft Sentinel features, that include security incidents, alerts, workbooks, hunting queries, helping our internal teams, partners, and customers, to explore sentinel features.
For any SIEM solution, good demos and simulations rely on… Continue reading New ingestion-SampleData-as-a-service solution, for a great Demos and simulation
The other day, after being asked by a customer why Outlook wasn’t a left rail application in Teams, I decided to show how to add the web version of Outlook as an application in Teams left rail. Doing so was pretty simple and done in just a few minutes … Continue reading Outlook In Teams? Why Yes! Sort of… – HLS Show Me How