.Net v1.1 (& im using BDP adonet provider)
The problem:
Im using NUMBER types on an Oracle database. In .Net/C# designer I generate dataadapters and datasets. The designer does pick up the precision and scale correctly and sets the parameters up for the commands. I am using giant ...

I'm using SQLBulkCopy via c#, I'm importing a large text file into a
destination SQL Table, the file contains multiple columns and is about 100k
records, I am getting the following error:
'Could not allocate space for object 'dbo.list0001'.PK_List001Table' in

What is the easiest way to tell if the record you are working with is
new? For example, if I click the standard Add button on a
BindingNavigator, it clears all form controls and is ready to accept
new input. Is there something similar to a IsNewRecord function?

I'm using a datagridview that uses a collection of my objects as it's
data source.  When the data source is first hooked up, I tap itno the
OnColumnAdded event so that I can set certain properties of the column
when it's being created.  In determining what settings I would like ...

I'm currently using System.ComponentModel.DisplayName and
System.ComponentModel.Description in my class' properties...
Is it possible to specifie a FormatType ? I use DataBinding in WinForms,
and I would like the controls 'auto-format'automatically without having

Can someone help me undestand how to do this properly?
here's the example class I want to bind to:
Public class Car
{

A VB6 app that was developed years ago and was working fine this
morning, no longer works since uninstall of both Visual Studio 2005 and
Visual Studio 2003. Form controls that are data bound do not display
values. Values that are entered into data bound controls do not get

VS 2005
The short version:
   How can I set the enabled state of a button depending on if a
strongly-typed datatable has a DeleteCommand?

the problem I have is as follows:
I have a control
MyPanel : Panel .......
In the constructor I have:

I'm an ex. Borland CO++ Builder developer and I'm trying to get my head
wrapped around MS data concepts.
Borland's concepts were far more easy and had proper UI and data separation
out of the box.

I have created a class that implements IBindingList, which sucessfully
uses the sort options.  This class works very well and can be bound to
a DataGridView, with column header clicking nicely automatically
sorting the data.

I have a web service that queries a db and loads an array of class
objects with data from the dataset.
The class looks like the following:
public class MyData{

I'm going to show modal dialog which contains a lot of controls. My dataset
is placed on the parent form. How to databind dialog controls to parent
form's dataset at design time? Is it possible?
-- thanks

I am exasperated with this control beyond belief. I cannot believe a company
with the resources of Microsoft could release something so bad that it is
unfixable. The cynic in me says that this was done by design -- to drive
developers to spend their days trying to fix something ...

First things first, I do not use multithreading to update any control, all re-marshalled onto the UI-thread. I do not rebind the control, I add/remove rows in the underlying tables, all on the UI-thread. The SqlConnection is not shared and it is contained in a "using" block (so ...