Almannan MK
Hai,
I have to compare the values of the dataset before being edited and
after editing. so can any body guide me How can I Compare the Record

I have a server application we may be hosting 1000+ client sessions so I
want to avoid the "thread per client" model to avoid thread thrashing,
memory overhead etc etc.
At the moment I have a thread per socket that simply sits on the blocking

I have a task: validate huge amount of URLs from DB. To accomplish it I'm
using synchronous HttpWebRequests and accordingly HttpWebResponses. I had
implemented multi-threaded utility that sends SYNCHRONOUS requests in each
thread and wait for responses.

I'm reading this article
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/1200/GCI2/default.aspx
the part I found interesting is
"Garbage-collecting Large Objects:

We are seeing a lot of errors like the one below which when occur
essentially lock up the ability to run the applications.
I have browsed the support articles and they all seem to apply to the 1.0
framework and advise a  hotfix to correct the issue. But we are running the

Just wanted to know if there is any speed difference between
VB conversion Keywords like CInt, Clng, CStr, CDbl, CBool etc.
.NETs Convert.To<...> methods.
And which is better to be used and why ?

Our application is a mature game server built over async sockets. It
has been in development and active use for around two years. With its
growing popularity, there's been one nagging performance problem
rearing its head.

I am writing a web spider that uses the HttpWebRequest class to fetch web
pages. I noticed that each time my program fetches a page, the memory of the
application increases. Reading past posts on this group, I can see that
others have had similar issues, and I've done everything ...

I'm posting this again!
How can I can access all of the debugger aids (like Autos, Locals, Me
(This), MemoryLists, Threads, Modules, Register) programmatically? I want to
use them in my program to log the exact picture of the error and its