Folks,
I'm new to ASP.NET development accessing a SQL Server database, and I
was wondering if there's any way in ADO.NET to find out what user
account is being used to access a SQL Server database.

I'm writting a solution. A part of it contains a code for dynamically
create DataSet. Is there a possibility to create on the fly although
reports, based on the DataSets on the fly (to print data from those
DataSets)?

There is a problem:
I'm writting a client for use with various ODBC drivers.
There is a function:
System::Data::DataTable ^buildTable(System::String ^sqlQuery)

Hi, this has been asked so many times before but I cannot get an answer
that works.
So I'm asking again.
I am using .Net 1.1 on a Windows XP Pro.

I am trying to import a tab delimited text file with 80 columns and 1700
records into a SQLExpress database using vb.net.  Here's how I am doing it:
Dim i as Integer = 0 ' Counter
Dim da as New OleDbDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM [format1.txt]",

I have the following code whose purpose is to take 2 typed datasets (of type
DSAccounts )  & remove all elements of one from the other. and return what
is left.
However I am getting the error message "The given datarow is not in the

I am working with a large legacy ASP.NET application that does not (in
my opinion) properly close or dispose of its ADO.NET objects
(connections, commands, transactions, etc.).  The web site is under
heavy load so database objects are being created like mad.

How can I use a connectionstring (or an other setting) that's set in an
other project in the same solution? I've already referenced the other
project .Properties, but that doesn't seem to be sufficent.
I'm using c# 2005

I am trying to use some code example from MSDN like the following:
Try
SqlDataAdapter1.Update(DataSet1User21, _
 "Shippers")

Hi there...
I am trying to update a dataset with a decimal value (precision 9,
scale 4).
This is the column in the XML file generated by the DataSet

I'm trying to build a DB-independent application using Visual Studio 2005
and the .NET Framework 2.0; I'm not using stored procedures, so I'd like the
application to not rely upon a specific DBMS.
I created a Factory class which instantiates DB-specific classes, and

Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0.50727
.NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle
Oracle9i Release 9.2.0.7.0
Some TimestampWithTZ values (e.g. "01-JAN-70 01.00.00.000000 AM

Hi:
 I have a dialog in WinForm with 2 list box, source and destination, and 4
buttons, add, add all, remove and remove all. So user can add single/all
items in source list box to destination one. so as remove and remove all

      I am new to .net. I think .NET provides what I need, but I don't
know how to implement it.
      What I need is simply associating an object with a database
table. I would like to load "objects" from table, and I would like to

Sorry for the beginner question... But are there tools in SQL Server or 3rd
party tools (for converting Access users) that are:
1. Like the Access "relationships" tool -- that lets you see all your tables
and drag and drop relationships