I have an xsd that I want to save as an XML string to store in a DB
I can save as a physical file using
xsd.WriteXml(@"C:\Temp\Junk\junk.xml");
But I am unable to save to a string so I can write string to a db

Im running this code
public Boolean IsLayoutOpen(String strLayoutName)
       {
           Layout Layout_Obj = null;

I am trying to write a C# application that has a GUI similar to C#.
Rather than "roll my own" from scratch - I wonder if anyone knows ehere
I can get an example of how to write such an application - preferably,
with the source available?

how can I step through the system code like the property editor?
Im having trouble trying to find how to use the property editor to do
exactly
what I want, particularly now im finding

well i have the following classes
class Car
{
//some piece of code

I need some help with filtering.  I not very savvy (yet) with c# so I am
having a hard time figuring out how to filter results.  Here is what I am
trying to do.
I am pulling data from a database and populating a listbox with the table

I'm posting this fragment from another thread to frame the issue
clearer.
How to pass an object to a function/method call in C# that will
guarantee not to change the object?*  In C++, as seen below, you can

I am brand new to coding C# and Visual Studio.
I have worked out how to configure the ComboBox creating my own object
however it leave me with a lot of management updating as the table
changes.

How can I launch Outlook on users machines when they click a button on a web
form (InfoPath)?
Thanks

Here is my code:
MyDataContext db = new MyDataContext();
Profile profile = db.Profiles.Single(u => u.UserId == userId);
// Edit

This is, below,  a piece of code that I have a problem with:
In the program (french description here
http://www.scalpa.info/carre_install_clickonce/aide_carre.htm) a number is
generated in the interval given by the value of nudNumMin and nudNumMax.

I'm reading in a book and here they says.
"Now it is time to begin thinking about which events the control should
provide. Because the control is
derived from userControl class, it has inherited a lot of functionality that

I am trying to safely pass the list of fields to select, as in:
    OdbcCommand odbcCommand = new OdbcCommand();
    odbcCommand.CommandText = "SELECT ? FROM myTable";
    odbcCommand.Parameters.Add(new OdbcParameter("@myField",

as subject

In my book they give a sample Complex class implementation and it
implements:
override bool Equals(object rhs)
{...}