I have a web page which contains a Girdview which is populated by a stored procedure. The stored procedure accesses a table on a linked server using openquery.  Because this table is very large the page frequently times out (if it takes longer than 30 sec). Is there a way I can ...

I have a baffling connection problem from my C# console app to a sql
server express database.
The console application opens the sql database using the following
code:-

I am trying to develop a Winforms app using .NET FW 1.1 (don't want to
use 2.0 for this particular project) and am trying to use the IE
control.
It compiles and builds without any problems. However everytime I run

.NET 2.0
I'm having trouble with using a Exists method in generic lists. So here I
shows an example list and hope maybe some of you could give me some tips on
how to implement that Exists method

Does C# have the ability to define array properties, as in Delphi? For
example, does the following have an equivalent in C#?
type
 TMyGrid = class

Could someboby help me please with this simple problem ?
I've got a resultvalue as string in XML-format:
string result = <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"

.NET 2.0
Lets say I have this code:
public int test ()
{

Am trying to write a lambda expression for a delegate, am getting an error as
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only assignment, call, increment, decrement, and new expression can be used
as a statement

I am implementing a simple C# OLE DB Provider (C# COM Server). For C#
(managed code), I am wondering what is the entry point (which coclass and
which method), client will invoke at first?
It is clear if I write my own client, but I am confused about other clients

Hi NG !
I would like to add additional information to a .resources file. For
instance the translation date,
How can I add this information to the .resources file of a form?

I have a collection of objects and I need to compare each item in the
collection to see if it's a match on any or all of the others.  I have
stored my collection in an item like so:  "List<PossibleDups> dups"
where PossibleDups is an object of my own creation.

It seems that my program is dead lock after running this sentence (bold)
       private delegate void updateBuildingDetailCallBack(String key, String Value);
       private void updateBuildingDetail(String key, String Value)
       {

I have run into this problem occasionally, and have crude ways of
getting around it, but I'm wondering if anyone else has a better, more
elegant solution.
I have a web service and a client application that share a class.  For

I have a working VB.NET 2005 (.NET2.0) solution that works.  When I
translate the code modules, form modules to C# I get all sorts of
build errors, much of which are related to scoping of methods.
I have the following given in a form module:

i'm working on a windows service that needs to check the system's clock
every minute and see if there are any jobs in my database taht are scheduled
to run at that time:
sSql = "select * from tblJobs where runTime = " + dtTheCurrentSystemTime