I have a multi-threaded application with a static constructor and static
DataSet and DataView variables, populated in the constructor.
i then create many threads to access the static DataView but some of the
threads generate errors while others work. Here is the code for the sample

I would like to make it easy for users of my app to change database. Not
everyone knows all the necessary settings in a connection string, so is
there any way for me launch the database "Connection properties" window
(same as when generating a connection string in VS2005) from my ...

I need to make a custom DataTable which has columns that inherits from
DataColumn and rows which inherit from DataRow. I would ideally like to have
my own DataColumnCollection and DataRowCollection so we don't need to keep
casting from a System.Data.DataRow or System.Data ...

I'm looking for a suggestion on how to do the following:
We have a case when values returned by DataTable.Rows[r][c] should be
different than what is actually stored.
For example:

I've been mulling this question since I started using .Net in 2003. Seems
like a lot of effort to rearrange code to get the data layer out of the UI
layer. It seems like a nice quick-and-dirty solution, but long term, is it
really the wise thing to use drag-drop dataadapters??

I am using the Oracle Data adapter and calling a stored procedure that does a
select of a table and returns it.
I get this error: Decimal's scale value must be between 0 and 28, inclusive.
Is this a limitation of the adapter?

I have a web app that is intermittently throwing "Thread was being aborted."
errors in my data access component. This seems to occur when the app is under
a heavier than normal load.
I would have thought if the DB call was timing out I would get a timeout

My codes blowing up with the "Thread was being stopped" exception when I try
to create a data connection. Here's the line of (MS VC++ .NET 2003) code
blowing out:
SourceConn = new

I want to roll out an update that will update my users databases from Access
to SQL Server.  Now, I have the scripts all written that will create all my
tables and relationships and such, but I need to copy the data over.  What
is the recommended way to do this in code?

Maybe someone can help me: How can I set the default of a DateTime field used
in a WinForms application to "Today".
This is what I tried:
- The underlying ADO DataColumn of data type DateTime has a default; but

We have a global error handler in a Windows Service application (.NET 2.0).  
The global handler sends out the error message to a few select individuals
via e-mail (technical support.  I am wondering if there is a possiblity that
an error message (i.e. ex.GetBaseException ...

Has anyone tried using Microsoft's ADO.NET DataAdapter Builder? This
tool is included on the companion CD to the book Microsoft ADO.NET Core
Reference (Microsoft Press, David Sceppa, ISBN 0-7356-1423-7).
I used it to generate the DataAdapter code for my app but I am not sure

My pgm flow as like this:
parent()
{
      a();

Hello;
I am *very* new to website programming.
I come from a client/server background.(Sybase Powerbuilder).
I have been assigned a task of moving our client/server applications to the

I am looking for a good tutorial
on stored procedures on the Web.
Any suggestions where to look?
Thanks.