I am using the following in ASP.NET 2.0 VB using ADODB (which is working).
I would like to convert this to csharp using ADO.NET.
To build the connection, I am trying to convert:
   LDAP_CONN = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")

I have some legacy ASP web applications that use an unmanaged COM
component to connect to a third party application. The third part
application has moved to the managed code in the current release with
backward compatibility with the unmanaged code.

I create a northwind Strongly Typed TableAdapters dataset,
the create a query like "select a, b, c, d from employeetable"
then bind it into the gridview
dim t as new northwindTableAdapters

I'm building a system where a presenter uploads a PPT to my server and
then I show it to all the participants. The problem is that most of the
media in the PPT is usually linked, so I'll need to upload all that
too. Assuming I can parse the PPT and figure the exact name and

For some reason my Session state stopped working in my webpages.  I cannot
pass a variable from one webpage to another using the Session.  For example:
Web page 1:
Session["filepath"] = dbname;

When I get an error on my local machine (not try catch), I get the line # and
module it bombed in. This is what I need. After I publish and move to the
test server, it only gives me the error in hexadecimal format with no line
number or module that it bombed in. I'm moving the ...

I am trying to deploy two copies of an application to a single website using
two virtual directories: "2007" (Production) and "Demo".  Each of these
applications should point at a different DB, so my thought was to leave
everything the same, make two copies of the application ...

I am using Microsoft.Practices.Enterprise.Library
When I use IDataReader I saw this line
"It is the responsibility of the caller to close the connection and
reader when finished."

Bonjour à tous, voici mon problème : J'utilise asp.net 2.0, je me
suis fixée un <httpRuntime executionTimeout="3000"
maxRequestLength="11264"/> dans mon web.config pour pouvoir uploader
des fichier de maximum 10mg avec l'objet asp:fileupload. J'aimerais

When I use a master page all ID's are renamed to ct100_MyControl.
Consider I have a control which ID is not change on the client.
Consider that control would generate <a> tags on the client inside a
div where ID = "MyControl" and Class="MyCSS".

In an existing ASP/ASP.NET 1.1 app running on IIS 6, I need to RELIABLY
pass the logged in username through to the SQL Server 2000 database for
auditing purposes. The current method is hideously unreliable. The app
includes updategrams, XML Templates and ADO connections.

I have a ASP.Net 2.0 page with a Gridview that contains a hyperlink column
that takes me to a new page and puts value of ID into a querystring and it
works fine.  However, when I try to use Request.Form("control name") on the
new page to refer to contents of previous page, I get ...

I am trying to configure a web application named "mytestweb.com" and get the
error:
"Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server is not
configured correctly. See help for common configuration errors. Running the

Does anyone knows how to change the title of the page when someone uses a
masterpage?
Aristotelis

I've been working with web technologies for ten years and in all that
time a safe urlencoding for a space has always been %20 on every
platform I have ever used.  Now I am using asp.net and it's encoding a
space as a +.  What on earth is this?  Since when was a plus considered