I've been struggling with this question for a while. What is better
design? To design functions to return error codes when an error
occures, or to have them throw exceptions.
If you chose the former, i have a few questions that need to be

Is VB.NET is Pure Object Oriented Language? If so, then how it is possible
to write VB.NET Console Applications without classes? For Example:
Module M1
    Sub Main()

I have a webgrid in my asp.net application. Data is  a grid is loaded
from the database. There is  edit/cancel update column to the edit the
current row. When i click edit, the row becomes editable but the my
column value is not shown in the editbox of the column which i need to

Would appreciate any solutions people could offer for this.
Basically I wan't to use a frameset  with an aspx page as the contents
rather than a htm page and I'd like to be able to redirect the main page from
the code behind the contents page.

I’m new to .NET-
How can I get my html page to display the custID variable --- Customer
<b><%# custID %> --- when the variable is declared in the code behind page?  
It works just fine when using a code render block on the same page.

I have got an event below to remove items from an arraylist and then to
rebind the arraylist to the datagrid subsequently deleting the appropriate
row. My problem is that my code makes sense and I think my logic seems fine
but when I click the button on my datagrid nothing seems ...

I am working on my first .NET development project that involves custom
role-based security per the project requirements. This lead to a general
design issue this week that really caused us some concern. I have described
the situation below because we are very curious to see what ...

Dynamic help topic links show properly and search brings up links, but when
any link is clicked I receive a "Page Cannot be displayed message in the
Explorer window and the title bar of Visual Studio reports that it cannot
find server. What server is this?  The start page works ...

I am trying to do a walkthrough on Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1.
The Walkthrough in question is:
Displaying Formatted Data in Web Pages with the FormView Control.
The problem I am having is that everytime I click advanced options to

I have to show a Windows Form user control in a web page using the
object tag.
Now i have configure the security configuration on the client side
using Caspol.exe. Now i need to give all the assemblies downloaded

Given the coordinates of a point on the screen (such as 185,185), how do
you get the color of said point using VB.NET 2003.
I have looked EVERYWHERE for this, but to no avail.  All the examples I've
seen use old code that is no longer supported in .NET.

I reinstalled SQL 2000 server after  reformatting my drive.
Now I cannot open a database in my C## program as before.
If I use "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=localhost; Initial
Catalog=master;Integrated Security=SSPI"; I

Does anyone know how to create a search in VB.NET to search for a user in
Active Directory? I am able to do a search if I enter the EXACT username, but
I would like to create it so that if I type in a partial username it will
return usernames that are like my inputted text.

Greeting,
 I'm working on a class managing resources (satelite).
public CResMgr()
{

My boss asked my if is it possible run IIS + ASP.NET pages in a
machine where today is running an web site built in cold fusion 4.xx ?
Anyone has been passed trhough this experience? I think it will need
more RAM memory, but anyone has observed some kind of conflict?