I have a strange null value, which is displayed in the screen print here:
http://devscreens.blogspot.com/
If you look at the variables in the bottom half of the screen, third line
down is the value of key ["@sch_id], which clearly has a value, whilst in

Is there a faster way to add the array elements to a list then looping
through
the elements like:
double[] toadd;

I want to know what's the best way to save passwords in SQL server using C#?

Does anyone know if there's a means by which I can invoke a
Process.Start, then detach the process from the calling process.  I
suppose in a nutshell I'm asking if there's a way I can add the new
process to the "explorer" process.

I need to allocate a buffer to be used with some non-managed code to do text
processing. Until now, I'd been using "stackalloc" in order to avoid
fragmenting the memory too much as a result of using "new", but recently,
someone gave me a very long string to process and the following ...

I have a config screen in my app that updates a dictionary<key,value>.
I want to store a copy of this before going into the config screen so if the
user wants to cancel all their changes I can simply set the working copies
to be the backup.

hey all,
you know the quicken financial software how you can download your
transactions from your financial institution? well, i was wondering if
there's a way i can create my own software that can download from my bank? is

I am trying to add some controls (say buttons) to a panel. At some
stage the controls are
too much to be show on the panel, so I set the Autoscroll property of
the panel to true.

I'm new to designing, here's my question:
Say, for example, I have a class Order and it contains an array of
OrderDetail Objects and it contains an array of Customer objects.  I have a
grid on my form and I want this grid to display some data from Order class,

I need to draw only 1 pixel but I can not found out the way...
I tried to use like following in some function
(point1 is Point instance)
Graphics gB = Graphics.FromImage(gBmp);

I have created numerous Setup projects with Visual Studio 2005. I have
a current solution that is fairly complex with numerous projects. It
contains two primary applications so there are two setup projects. The
setup project for the first application works fine, it removes the

How do I figure out the .NET framework requirements of a project I'm
developing?  And secondly, if the machine I'm building this project
for doesn't have the required framework version, can I dumb down my
project to make it compatible?  I'm suggesting that instead of

I have been using the new GZipStream classes, and have been experiencing
problems when attemping to decompress files, which from experience, seem to
be failing when the original file size exceeds something like 64 MB.
For example, when I attempt to decompress a text file of size 1 ...

Still making my way through cSharp.  I've started using the ListView
control, and I'm already up against the wall.  My code looks something
like this:
ListViewItem t = new ListViewItem();

I know in a WinForm you can check if an Invoke is inquired and invoke
a method on the main thread.  But can you do this in a class?  Can I
call Invoke(someMethod) in my asynch event handler?
And if I can't do it this way, is there a way I can do it?