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.
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Will application cache work in a web farm environment? I don't think it will
work because each machine in the farm has its own web application. I am
asked to modify existing source codes which utilize application cache, but I
don't want to jump to conclusion.

Since Windows 2000, all user setting files should be stored separately
in the user's application settings directory. But some users still
want all the files to be created in the application folder, to make
that app "portable".

I do not understand how to implement these two classes. I created a tree
like structure and I implemented the ability to enumerate over it but I'm
mixing generic and nongeneric classes:
This is the class that works:

I am creating a signed XML document through a .Net page.  It has been
working flawlessly for several years now.  Within the last couple days
it has started throwing the below error.  My hosting provider says
they have not made any changes to cause this.

Let's say we have your basic Invoices and InvoiceItems table.  If we load
this in with LINQ:
var query = from i in db.Invoices
                   select i;

I tried to edit data in DataGridView.
Insert and delete operations in grid are not saved to database. Updating
works OK.
How to force grid to save Insert and Delete operations also ?

I have an XML file that I am reading in VS 2005.  The code is something
like:
XmlDocument itemDoc = new XmlDocument();
itemDoc.Load(@"c:\TestDocs\1004win.xml");

vs2005 c#
how do i trap max number of row in a collection ?
lets say I can only have max of two rows in a collection
I have this property

In C++ arrays have the .SetAtGrow() method that expands the array to
accommodate the index specified. I don't find an equivalent method in C#.
Is there one??
If not, what is the recommended way to handle this??

I developed a simple windows forms application (for controlling a
service application).
As there are no events of the ServiceController class (e.g. "State of
the service applioaction has changed") the forms application can

hey all,
when i call my function in sql in my datalayer i have to use the prefix dbo.
why do i have to do that? is this ok? do i need to change something on the
database side to follow best practices?

hey all,
if i'm using webservices in my project, is that considered a type of SOA
(Service Oriented Architecture)?
thanks,

Hi friends,
I'm getting the error
AccessViolationException -
"Attempted to read or write protected memory. This is often an