To start, I'm using VB 2005 and SQL Server Express 2005.
This almost appears to be a bug, but I've yet to find an actual bug and
generally narrow my issues down to user-error on my part. I have the
following code snippet (LogFile is a class I've created simply to output to

I'm using the OLEDB provider against an Access Database. I need to update
just one record. Is there any way to do something like this?
UPDATE TOP 1 [Articles] SET [Status]='MyClientID' WHERE [Status]=''
I only want to update one record, because i'm going to select that record in

I'm considering using MS .net provider for oracle to connect to an
oracle 10g R1 DB.
I was reading thru some documents and it seems that an oracle client
must be installed so i can use this provider.

I've noticed that if I change my connectionstring in the app.config file,
this isn't enough, a second change in the Global.System.Configuration is
necesary!!!
This means that after deployment and if the SQL server is changed, changing

I have the following tag in one of my DataList's ItemTemplates:
<asp:ImageButton ID="btnViewQuestion" runat="server" BorderWidth="0"
ImageUrl="images/qmark.gif" Height="27px" Width="26px"
OnClientClick="window.open(<%#

When I use a DataAdapter and call its Fill method to populate data into a
DataTable, most of the DataTable's schema information is missing: all the
column MaxLength values are set to -1, Nullable is set to True for all
columns, Identity to False for all columns, etc. This is a ...