There are 2 main types of diabetes 

Most of the symptoms of diabetes are the same for type 1 and type 2 diabetes; although there are differences in the way they develop.  Although US scientists have discovered type 3 diabetes, it is still undergoing further research.

Type 1

In type 1 diabetes the signs and symptoms are usually very obvious and can develop quickly.
A common indicator of the presence of type 1 diabetes is a condition called ketoacidosis, which occurs when acid compounds (ketones) form in the blood. If left untreated, ketoacidosis can result in extremely serious complications and even prove fatal.

There is also a sub-type of type 1 diabetes called Brittle Diabetes

Type 2

Type 2 diabetes appears mainly in people over the age of 40. 

However, signs and symptoms can develop at such a slow rate that people may not recognize they are ill for some time. In addition, some people with type 2 diabetes do not develop any symptoms if their blood glucose level is not too high.

The three major symptoms of diabetes are:

Polyuria (frequent urination)

Polydipsia (Increased thirst and fluid intake)

Polyphagia (Increased appetite)

Other common symptoms of the two forms of diabetes include:

Sudden weight loss

Blurred vision

Tingling or numbness in hands or feet

Lack of energy/constant fatigue

Very dry skin

Sores and wounds that take a long time o heal

Skin infections

Genital itching or regular episodes of thrush

Cramps

Those who think they might have diabetes, or experience any of these symptoms, must visit their Doctor for diagnosis. To help determine whether a person is diabetic or not, a doctor will carry out a routine urine test to see if excess glucose is present and a blood test that measures the level of glucose in the blood.

Early treatment will help relieve the symptoms and also reduce the chances of developing serious health problems.

Type 1:

Type 1 diabetes, also known as insulin-dependent diabetes, develops.

This type of diabetes is also referred to as early-onset diabetes because it usually occurs before the age of 40, often in the teenage years.

Type 1 diabetes is the least common of the two main diabetes types and accounts for only 5 – 15% of all people with diabetes.

Type 2:

Type 2 diabetes occurs when the body is able to produce some insulin, but not enough for it to function properly, or when the cells in the body do not react to insulin – known as insulin resistance.

This type of diabetes is far more common than type 1 diabetes and accounts for 85 – 95% of all people with diabetes.

Type 2 diabetes is often associated with obesity. Obesity-related diabetes is sometimes referred to as Maturity Onset Diabetes, or adult-onset diabetes, as it is more common in older people, usually over the age of 40.

However, people of South Asian and African-Caribbean descent can develop the disease after the age of 25. Furthermore, more children are now being diagnosed with the condition, some as young as seven.

Gestational Diabetes 

Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is a type of diabetes that develops in around 2 to 5% of all pregnancies.

GDM occurs because the body has less ability to produce enough insulin to meet the extra pregnancy.In some women, the condition may have developed before the pregnancy.

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This type of diabetes occurs more frequently in women with a family history of diabetes, over the age of 25, part of a minority race and women that are overweight or obese.

Despite disappearing once pregnancy is over, GDM leaves women with a higher risk of later developing type 2 diabetes.

What are the symptoms? 

In most cases, gestational diabetes has no external symptoms and is detected through screening. Only rarely do the classic symptoms of diabetes appear: excessive thirst.

However, these are also common symptoms in normal pregnancy.

Diagnosis 

An Oral Glucose Tolerance Test (OGTT) is used to diagnose GDM.

An OGTT involves a blood test before breakfast, then again two hours after a glucose drink.

Other specific diabetes types 

Other types of diabetes can result from specific genetic syndromes, surgery, drugs, malnutrition, infections, and other illnesses.

Such types of diabetes account for around 1 to 2% of all diagnosed cases of diabetes.

• Query optimization: The most most important fact for DB optimization is to tune in your queries for faster data manipulation activities. Frequently check slow query log and tune the heavy resource intensive queries.
• Master-Master Replication:
• In Memory Usage:
• Thread Concurrency:
• RAID: Move your servers disk on RAID environment
• Key Parameters:  Tune our key parameters for faster CRUD operations.

Hope implementing above mentioned techniques you will be able to optimize your MySQL.

ViewData: It is of dictionary type, used to store key/value pairs and transmit them between controllers and views.

ViewBag: It is a wrapper built above ViewData, but it is dynamic in nature as appose to ViewData.

TempData: It is also a dictionary type property, but it is only used between subsequent request and is very short lived

While redirecting from one controller, both ViewBag and ViewData properties cannot be used, but TempData property can be used to transport data, as it works for subsequent requests.

Samsung has released it latest version for KIES software, and it’s a major release with lots of improvements over its predecessor. Following are most notable changes available in new KIES software.

• New very much improved user interface.
• Automatic checking of latest firmware when phone is connected.
• Contacts synchronization with Outlook, google and Yahoo.
• Synching for music, adding playlists conveniently through KIES.
• Easily import and export objects between PC and Mobile.

System Requirements

Samsung KIES can be downloaded from Samsung website, or from your old KIES software.

Torrent Download

And for importing google contacts, firstly we need to download Google Data API and install them to get the required dlls. Then create a web application in Visual Studio, and add those dlls in your bin folder, or add reference of these dlls in your application.

Following dlls are being used for importing address book:

• Google.GData.Client
• Google.GData.Contacts
• Google.GData.Extensions

Now place the required textboxes and button to fetch address book (Two textboxes for username and password, one listbox for address book and one button to start fetching).

following is the code snippet for declaring dll classes in your code behind:

using Google.Contacts;

using Google.GData.Contacts;

using Google.GData.Client;

using Google.GData.Extensions;

following code snippet is to be written behind your button’s click event:

protected void btnAddressBook_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

//Login Information

RequestSettings requestLoginInfo = new RequestSettings(“”, txtEmail.Text, txtPassword.Text);

rsLoginInfo.AutoPaging = true;

// Fetch addressbook and dislay them in ListBox

ContactsRequest conRequest = new ContactsRequest(requestLoginInfo);

Feed <contact> feedContacts = conRequest.GetContacts();

foreach (Contact addressbook in feedContacts.Entries)

{
// Adding contact

lstContacts.Items.Add(addressbook.Title);

foreach (EMail emailId in addressbook.Emails)

{
// Adding Emails for specific contact

lstContacts.Items.Add(” ” + emailId.Address);

}

}

}

Advantages:

• Cost cutting
• More storage for Data.
• Mobilitiy of Data
• Easy Disaster Recovery

Disadvantages

• Implementation of session
• Implementation of authentication
• Migration of existing application

Many times in your organization an issue is raised that SQL server database is very much slow and its performance is not up to the mark. First thing that comes in mind is are indexes correctly applied to table that are being used? And most of the time indexes are applied, than what is the issue.

Most users think that only indexes are the reason for bad performance of a SQL server database, this is not true, there are many other reasons for slow response from your DB.

Following are some of the areas each of which are to be checked separately for resolution of performance issues in a SQL Server database:

Joining Techniques

Optimization of Queries used

Maintaining up to date Statistics

Logical Query Processing

TempDB tuning

Hardware Issues (slow hard disks, CPU, Memory etc)

Index Tuning

If all above areas are checked and planned properly, then probability of slow response from a SQL server database are very much minimized.