I have been banging my head against this one and I'm sure I'm missing
something:
Got a WinForms app in VB.NET with controls bound to a dataset. For the sake
of this discussion, let's use just one text box control. When the user makes

I have an application written in .Net and my database is
SQLserver. In my application i am using SqlAdapters to
get the values from the database. But sometimes, values
are not returned properly to these adapters and there are

ok i have gotten this damn project almost done but i am frustrated on
this one step. getting 18-35 together and 36-50 and so on. here is my
code how can i get them combined in one line instead of writing it out a
million times. please help me. i have to write a program that you type ...

I have a situation where a suport person is on site attempting to use a
custom tool that is designed to test the validity of a web service URL.
The idea is that you type a value into a text box, click a button and get a
response that simpy says "Valid" or "Invalid" ... or if there ...

Issue:
      when I am excuting an ASP.NET page which contains Nested tables and a
few Hidden fields. I am getting the problem of my CPU usage becomes 100% and
my application could not load.

Does anyone know the meaning for the choice of the letters Afx or AFX in MFC?
Just that type of person!!

Hi, i am trying to find the user who locks the file (ms excel or word file )
in a shared folder. I have written the code but
wmiObject.GetRelated("Win32_Process") returns no process.
How can i find the user?

I have an application the users will run on their PCs simultaneously. The
users will move/delete some files under a share directory at server. But only
one user can do it at the same time. Is there any .net class can provide this
mechanism? (synchronize processes in different ...

I need to search for a string in a text file.  I suppose StreamReader would
work.  But can someone help me on this?
Thanks

   I have been offered money to develop an application for a company and I
figured .Net would work just fine.  But i don't want Microsoft coming after
me because I used thier software to build it.  I never considered it until
now.

Can I open a StreamReader on type File ( instead of a string filename ) ?

The code below does not work -- but is there a way to do this?
I want to both read a line and
string sline;
StreamReader m_streamReader = new StreamReader(fi);

Is it possible to call a function from a ImageButton wich I create
at runtime?
That would be really interesting
Many thanks for any suggest.

I give permissions for ASPNET on a top level subdirectory.
A windows program copies a file into the subdirectory, however, my web
service cannot access the file because it does not have permissions.
Shouldn't the file automatically inherit permissions by being dropped

After defining a trace file listener, I wrote a small method for doing
logging and put it in the main class for a web service, Service1.cs :
public void log(string s)
{