Year: 2022
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How to re-generate Azure QR Code
Read more: How to re-generate Azure QR CodeLog in to Azure portal -> Active Directory -> Users. Add user phone under Authentication contact info. Click on “Require re-register multifactor authentication. Reset password.…
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Pass parameters to action method in ASP.NET Core
Read more: Pass parameters to action method in ASP.NET CoreOne of the simplest and easiest ways to pass parameters to an action method is passing it via the URL. The following code snippet illustrates…
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Executing Raw SQL Queries using EF Core
Read more: Executing Raw SQL Queries using EF CoreHere are some methods; DbSet.FromSqlRaw The DbSet.FromSqlRaw method (DbSet.FromSql prior to Entity Framework Core 3.0) enables you to pass in a SQL command to be…
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Stop tracking the files that should be ignored in Git
Read more: Stop tracking the files that should be ignored in GitTo stop tracking the files in the ignore file open a command prompt or terminal window from your Visual Studio and navigate to the directory…
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Windows security settings
Read more: Windows security settingsInstructions to setup screen saver and strengthen the password; Screensaver Settings Open your start menu and search for Change Screen Saver Set the screen saver…
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