I'm quickly running out of available db connections with the code below.
I like to think I'm closing everything as I go along, but I watch the
connections shoot up as soon as the the method getIDs comes into play.
Does anyone see anything obvious? It's almost as if my code can't ...

I'm writing an XML serializer (similar to the MS XMLSerializer). It uses
reflection to get the values from a class/struct. The one area I'm confused
on is indexers. I can get the indexer PropertyInfo and the ParameterInfo
stuff, but I can't possibly know the range of valid values ...

Here's my method, and I get an error on the array initialization line.
I've gotte this same error before, and it was fixed by adding the first
line of the method, so I'm not sure what to do now.
private static Status[][][,] ConvertToFlags(int[][][,] allPanels)

I am using Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Data.
I am running the following
sqlCommand = "SELECT var1 FROM table1 WHERE  var2 IN (4,5,6) ; SELECT
var3 FROM table2 WHERE var2 IN (4,5,6)";

can someone explain :: (vs 2003)
allowdrop=true  , the code is hit , but the thrown exception is never
catched ?
Why is this so?

In dialog boxes in Windows, the text in TextBox is automatically selected if
you tab into the TextBox , but not when you select the TextBox using the
mouse.
What is the preferred way to support this in VB/C# 2005?

I'm adding twenty nodes (Parent and child) to a tree view.  Only 10 items are
viewable in the window at at time.  So when it initially shows the tree, it
shows the last ten items forcing me to use the scroll bar to show the first
10 items.

How can this be done?
Thanks

As I understand it, having PDB files enables the runtime report the line
numbers where the errors actually occured.  So my question is why
wouldn't you distribute PDB files with your application?
Thanks.

I am adding a row to my table with the code below. It seems to be
inefficient to me as I have to basically build my command with the string
builder. There has to be a better way, no?
What I am trying to do is to search my table for the 2 variables ln1 and

Hi all. Thank you for any help that you can offer.
Im making a connection to a mySQL data base.
I then use OdbcCommand to create a query and then execute it using
ExecuteReader.  I then use the OdbcDataReader that is returned to get the

I was looking through the options and only saw this type of default for
XML and HTML - but what about C# forms and what not - is it possible to
default these to View Code?
Thanks,

I'm trying to upload information from my CD's to Access.mdb. My problem I
suspect is in my syntax, but what is happening is that it will upload 3 or 4
records (out of say 160) then ends the foreach loop without finishing the
rest of the records. Hopefully someone can help me out ...

My program seems to slow down drastically because as I fill my array and
table with many values, the program suffers tremendously. The first thing my
program does is to search the jagged array to try to find an element in that
array. If it does not find that element in that array ...

I am trying to add a row to my table but I get the error message
"invalid column name SOBN and BN1" on this statement. Basically, I am trying
to add the row into the same table that I am searching if it does not find
SOBN = 5  and BN1 =3. What is the problem? Do I have to create a ...