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The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection30 Aug 2007 23:17 GMT2
I have an asp.net2.0 app with sql server express on another machine, I can
browse the pages in VS2005 Environment. When I created a virtual directory in
IIS, and browse the pages, I got the following errors:
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ADO.Net and FoxPro 8 dbf file30 Aug 2007 22:16 GMT4
I am devleoping a new application in C# which is suppose to perform a look
up of some data from a legacy database locally on the machine.  The problem
is that this data is stored in a Foxpro 8.0 DBF file.   It seems like my
connection string works, but how do I get access to a ...
Strongly Typed Dataset should be in DataAccess Layer or Business Layer30 Aug 2007 07:48 GMT1
I am not exactly sure that my understanding is right or wrong. In
strongly typed dataset we can generate all of the fields from tables
in database and also has tableadapter that allow us to write down sql
command in or directly link to table. We still can write the code in
Strongly Typed Dataset should be in DataAccess Layer or Business Layer30 Aug 2007 02:25 GMT4
I am not exactly sure that my understanding is right or wrong. In
strongly typed dataset we can generate all of the fields from tables
in database and also has tableadapter that allow us to write down sql
command in or directly link to table. We still can write the code in
hi29 Aug 2007 17:33 GMT2
An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server.  When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. (provider: Named Pipes Provider, error: 40 - Could not ...
Out of sync with two connections29 Aug 2007 02:42 GMT2
I am using a User Control that reads and writes data to an Access Database
using OLE DB classes (OleDbConnection...)  I believe the control is storing
data locally in a DataSet which populates a DataGrid.
My application is trying to read and write data to this same database
HasChanges returns false for one row, true when more than one28 Aug 2007 16:20 GMT3
I have a (third-party) grid bound to a dataset for display purposes, but
during the operation in question I'm directly updating the dataset from my
application code.  When I call HasChanges on the dataset, I get False if the
dataset has a single row, but True if the dataset has ...
Default Values Configuring the Where Clausse of a SQLDataSource28 Aug 2007 13:15 GMT3
I am somewhat new to vb.net and asp.net (am a former VB6 turning .net
programmer)...
I have a textbox, which I would like to populate with criteria to show in
the datagrid.  This works fine, however, when no text is found in the
Dataset designer and complex Stored procedure28 Aug 2007 08:24 GMT3
I have many complex SQL Server 2000 stored procedures, using cursors, temp
tables... They all finally return a resultset that could be a join on
several user and temp tables.
Now, when I try to drag some of them on a dataset in VS 2005, the designer
Problem with data table manipulation prior to update28 Aug 2007 04:55 GMT2
I'm passing a data table to a form.  This table is then bound to a binding
source which is in turn bound to a datagridview so that only a subset of the
table is ever displayed (filters by key).  This form is your basic dialog
with OK/Cancel buttons.
How to translate heterogenious XML files to typed datasets?27 Aug 2007 17:56 GMT2
I have to load xml data via http for some function calls. Using
different providers, this data must be represented in objects of the
same type for my client (web) application to be used. I am using VS
2005.
Is TableAsapter thread safe?27 Aug 2007 17:29 GMT4
In our ASP.NET application We use strongly typed datasets and TableAdapters.
Is it a good idea to use a static TableAdpater to share the static instance
among all sessions?
My business logic components are like this:
Database Data Types27 Aug 2007 16:22 GMT4
The further I delve into .NET and ADO.NET, the more things I seem to find
missing that we had 10 or 15 years ago. I really don't understand why.
So, using VS to create an SQL database I see:
1. There is no Boolean data type. Further, if I use tinyint and set it's
ASP.NET binding to DataReader27 Aug 2007 04:50 GMT1
I have a large collection of DAL code that returns lists of entities
(List<entity>) for general binding operations usually to a GridView via an
ObjectDataSource.
I think about binding directly to a SqlDataReader but how do I insure that
Trying to call a stored procedure from C# (and failing)26 Aug 2007 22:08 GMT8
Hi;
This is using the Microsoft Oracle ADO.NET classes.
Two questions on this. The first is - is there a way to call a stored
procedure, including passing paramaters, where the entire request is in a
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