Where the native code store for second time execution. When it will clear or
how long it will be there ?

I developing an application based on some windows services on .NET framework
1.1. Eatch service are a single process service. Each service connects to SQL
Server or Oracle database and derives an customiced TCP server class. I
notised that the SCM calls the OnShutdown method when ...

We have 200+ concurrent users.  We are looking at using Oracle database as
the backend and VB.Net on the network as the front-end.  Does anyone know if
this will work and how?
We will go to the web in a couple of years, but right now we are limited to

I previously posted this in the performance newsgroup but thought I
might get some better exposure here.
I have a windows service thats sole purpose is to cache a large set
of

My code is below and the platform is Win2K3 R2:
using System;
using System.Net;
using System.Net.Sockets;

It is my understanding that most/all modern CPUs are designed to lower their
core clock speed and/or voltage when they begin to reach the limit of their
heat tolerance. Am I correct, does anyone have a link to some official
documentation?

My bank has a two page security log-in process, not just a username and
password.  It only recently changed to that.  Now my banking info will not
update.  What can I do?