In C++ when you create an object using the "new" keyword you usually use the
"delete" keyword to end it's scope. In C# I don't find the "delete" keyword.
How do you handle the scope of an object you create with "new"???
Thanks, Neil

I have invoice editing WinForms form containing TextBox controls and
DataGridView.
Text boxes are bound to entity properties, grid is bound to BindingList of
entities.

I need to create ExecuteQuery() method with signature:
System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TEntityt>
ExecuteQuery<TEntity>(string selectCommand)
selectCommand  is sql SELECT statement like "SELECT Name, Id, City FROM

Assume a context menu is associated with a listview.  Upon opening the
context menu, is there a way to determine which row in the listview
that the context menu was invoked upon?

(cutnpaste from
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3027050&SiteID=1) No
one seems to ever use these forums!
I started migrating from C++ and want to use C# with an embedded database in

I have:
 abstract class Vehicle
 {
   public Vehicle (int i) {...}

I've implemented a windows service that calls an SSIS package.  Every
so often, the SSIS package does not return control to the calling
method.  What I've implemented is a sentinel thread that is spawned
before the execute method of the SSIS package which will email me if

How do I make a web method to return an object class MyClass, also how do I
make it to return List<MyClass>?
TIA

I have a recursive class that looks like
[Serializable]
public class RTree<T> : IEnumerable<RTree<T>>, ISerializable
{

How can i share a common memory between two .net programs.
Can it be possible.
Kindly help me.
Thanks

I am using the followig code:
SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(strcon);
con.Open();
string strSelect = "Select PaidUntil from Users where username='" + un +

.NET 1.1
I have a long running program that runs various methods from system DLL's.
I've pasted some calls below.
My program is leaking memory. Could the leak be due to these calls, or am I

How to compute the age of a person?
For example, a person with birthday of  1964/09/25.
How to compute his age with c#?

How do I output the name of the method or a function without hard-coding it
in the application?
Say, I want application to write to stdout the name of the method that
currently is getting executed, to give me better idea how the program logic

cat, I wouldn't be worried about linq nor IDisposable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ4vmSvCVbc
Enjoy, and if you hate silly cats, at least the music is great! =)
- Michael Starberg