In .Net 2.0, I can get the standard name of the current timezone by:
System.TimeZone.CurrentTimeZone.StandardName
The problem I'm having is that I have datetimes that are serialized as a UTC
time, with a named timezone. I keep looking for a way to say:

I am attempting to read XML data directly from a table in SQL Server
2000 using VB.Net 2003.  When I run the code shown below, I get the
following error:
"SQLXML: invalid direct object (dbobject) query -><-"

Hello again,
I need to convert date to "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss" format.
Below code does this, but it appends time twice in date variable.
DateTimeFormatInfo dy = new DateTimeFormatInfo();

Is it possible to have the text wrap in a DataGridView's
DataGridViewItem/Row?
And if so how is it accomplished?
Thanks,

I know that we can add a single name value entry in app.config or
web.config in the configuration/configSettings/appSettings section like
so:
<add key="key" value="value" />

Hang my head in shame; I only found out yesterday that .NET sockets are
already doing overlapped I/O with IOCPs when you make async calls.  The
only problem I see (experimentally via debugging, so I don't know if
it's true), is that each socket gets it's own IOCP.  Is there any way

I'm thinking about using the design pattern described at the link below
to solve a problem:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms228963.aspx
I have a question, though, and would appreciate any help.

I have a .NET 2.0 application that has been released using clickonce
installation both online and from CD. I have no control over the end user
systems and I am being flooded with complaints that the application fails to
install on XP SP1 machines and NT4 systems.

I got A virus and the Defender was doing its job..but when all these windows
started popping up I clicked on some "Ignore" buttons by accident..It finally
cleaned the puter but when it runs the scheduled scan I wind up having to
reboot to clean the puter. I realize there is still ...

Can anyone shed some light on why DataRowView.CreateChildView() would
significantly slower than DataTable.Select()?
my DataSet looks like this
DataSet ds;    //ds assignment code left out for simplicity

 I am Ilayaraja. I have a interesting (might be beginners) doubt in
Dot Net framework.
I have an Solution Named X, I have to two projects A  and B. A is an
windows Applicaiton developed in VB.Net 2005 and B is an Class

I'm about to release a application to a customer. This app uses a
config file to store connection settings. I'd like to be able to create
a "Click Once" installer, as this will remove lots of dependency issues
that are likely to arise with this app. However, my understanding of

I want to know how to configure Access database using Enterprise
Library Data block. I want to be able to spacify local path to mdb file
in configuration file. I do not want users to creat DSNs, they should
be able to connect any mdb file to application by updating

I already asked in CF group, but nobody was able to help me - I hope
someone here would know the answer...
I need to compile some IL code to CF2 class library (.dll). I just
tried it, got the dll using something like

Hmm.
Is there a way to get the day name (ie Monday) given a year, month and
day number?
Thanks,