Another question, related to my previous post:
Is array of value types a value type or a reference type?
From what I know it is a reference type in normal usage in .Net 1.0 and 1.1.
Do you know of any case where it would become a value type?

I am trying to create new performance counters using the .Net framework, and
even simple examples fail with exceptions.
For example, the following code raises an InvalidOperationException while
calling CounterExists. The message indicates that the category does not

Hello, i'm trying to serialize a class with a enum property...it seems to be
serializing ok, but when i try to de-serialize it throw me an error like
"[value] isn't valid for type [enum]".  someone have done this before?   i'm
sorry by my english

I have a remoting server that is on the same local box as a COM+ managed
object with Library Activation. When I try to activate the object from the
remoted assembly, I get the following error: "The specified activation could
not occur in the client context as specified." The ...

Since I'm not getting any response from the community, I'm reposting this
under my managed account.
I've turned my web.config friendly error messages off and it may be easier
to view what I'm experiencing than try to translate it.

we have the following problem. We like to update a LDAP diretory using
system.directoryservices. This worked fine in the past but now it stopped
working, we get a System.NotSupportedException. We use the following syntax:
<DirectoryEntry>.Properties[<attribute>][0] = <value>;

I made a site using a text editor and the .net framework..compiling it from
the command line. I now have visual studio 2003 and want to alter the
application from within it. Below is one such file, can someone give me an
idea on this?

I am trying to pass a filename or file location to a stored proc and am
getting an SqlException.  I am using C# in .NET with SQL 2000. I
believe the error is in the line where I set the value but then again what
do I know?

Can you provide some hints on how would you solve a problem like this? I'm
out of ideas...
Here's the problem: Let's imagine a C structure containing a fixed-size
array

I've just installed .net framework SP3 and now, selecting "Microsoft .NET
Framework Configuration" from the "Administrative Tools" menu produces an
error dialog which says "MMC cannot open the selected file" in Win2000.
I´ve seen in an earlier post that the Microsoft developers ...

I use to get the function keys that were pressed in an console
application cause this application should also be used over a telnet
server.
Does someone know how to get the keys.

Hi I am searching for a method like this
GetObjectByStringReference(ObjectName as string) as object
E.g.
Dim var1 as string = "Test"

I have a C# App that allows users (other programmers) to load
assemblies dynamically and invoke methods.  The app itself uses a
generic tools assembly (Tools.dll).  If the user then uses the app to
load the tools.dll assembly, any XML Serialization eventually called

Does anybody have a definitive, backable answer to which way is better when
concating strings (String.Concat vs. +).  You can easily prove one faster
than the other in contrived examples.  I'm interested in real-world examples.
My experiments have shown that both versions are ...

i want to add new row to access when the parameters are TinyInt
and in the access the types are int
so - what should i cange in order to add the row?
thanks