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 - ADO >> Different results with the same query?!?Hi all,
 I want to check if a record exists in the DB.
 I use two different ways to create the sql query.
 One way is by using SqlCommand and SqlParameter.
 The other way by building the query myself (without SqlParameter(s))
 and using the SqlCommand to execute it.
 In one I get false in the other i get true.
 Can anyone help me?
 
 ////////////////////////////////////////////////
 //Build the query using SqlParameters
 ////////////////////////////////////////////////
 SqlCommand m_MessageSelectCommand = new SqlCommand();
 m_MessageSelectCommand.CommandText =
 "SELECT MessageNumber FROM Messages WHERE
 CommunityNumber=@CommunityNumber and ForumParent=@ForumParent and
 ForumNumber=@ForumNumber and WrittenBy=@WrittenBy and
 MessageDate=@MessageDate";
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Connection = m_Connection;
 m_MessageSelectCommand.CommandTimeout = 0;
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters.Add(new
 SqlParameter("@CommunityNumber", System.Data.SqlDbType.Int, 4,
 "CommunityNumber"));
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@ForumNumber",
 System.Data.SqlDbType.Int, 4, "ForumNumber"));
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@ForumParent",
 System.Data.SqlDbType.Int, 4, "ForumParent"));
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@WrittenBy",
 System.Data.SqlDbType.NVarChar, 100, "WrittenBy"));
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@MessageDate",
 System.Data.SqlDbType.DateTime, 8, "MessageDate"));
 
 // later in the code
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters["@CommunityNumber"].Value =
 dlMessage.m_CommunityNumber;
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters["@ForumParent"].Value =
 dlMessage.m_ForumNumber;
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters["@ForumNumber"].Value =
 dlMessage.m_TopicNumber;
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters["@WrittenBy"].Value =
 dlMessage.m_MessageAuthor;
 m_MessageSelectCommand.Parameters["@MessageDate"].Value =
 dlMessage.m_MessageDate;
 SqlDataReader reader = m_MessageSelectCommand.ExecuteReader();
 bool b = reader.HasRows;
 // B IS FALSE!!!
 
 ////////////////////////////////////////////////
 //The other way - just build the query by myself
 ////////////////////////////////////////////////
 System.Text.StringBuilder sql = new System.Text.StringBuilder(256);
 sql.Append("SELECT MessageNumber FROM Messages WHERE
 CommunityNumber=");
 sql.Append(dlMessage.m_CommunityNumber);
 sql.Append(" and ForumParent=");
 sql.Append(dlMessage.m_ForumNumber);
 sql.Append(" and ForumNumber=");
 sql.Append(dlMessage.m_TopicNumber);
 sql.Append(" and WrittenBy='");
 sql.Append(dlMessage.m_MessageAuthor);
 sql.Append("' and MessageDate='");
 sql.Append(dlMessage.m_MessageDate);
 sql.Append("'");
 SqlCommand c = new SqlCommand(sql.ToString(), m_Connection);
 SqlDataReader reader = c.ExecuteReader();
 bool b = reader.HasRows;
 // I get that b is true.
 This happens durring the same program execution
 How can this be???
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 - Microsoft Project >> Link Project data into Excel WorksheetI want to link values from an MS project file into cells within an Excel
 worksheet. I want the sheet to automatically update itself to reflect changes
 in the Project file. I know this can be done - I used to do it - but I can't
 remember the magic steps required. Can anybody help on this?
 
 Thanks.
- 3
 - Net Framework >> Writing to Registry permission error using RegistryKey classI'm working on a Windows app that needs to write to the Registry HKLM. I
 keep getting a "System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Cannot write to the
 registry key." error when running the app. I'm logged in as an
 Administrator and it's a Windows app. What permission does it need? Here's
 the code.
 
 private void ChangeReg() {
 string regPath =
 "SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\.NETFramework\\AssemblyFolders";
 RegistryKey thisKey = Registry.LocalMachine;
 thisKey = thisKey.OpenSubKey(regPath);
 thisKey = thisKey.CreateSubKey("MyTest"); //it fails here.
 ...........
 }
 
 I read about the System.Security.Permissions.RegistryPermission class but
 can't figure out how it works with with the RegistryKey class. Could anyone
 help?
 
 Thanks
 Bob
- 4
 - Microsoft Project >> I need a template for a college research paper using APALooking for a template for a college research paper using apa
- 5
 - Visual C#.Net >> How can I programmatically assign my assemly to code group?Hi,
 I want to take these steps in my application :
 
 1) Create a custom code group that has that strong name of an specific
 assemly( which I know which assembly is that) as a membership condition.
 
 2) Assign the code group a permission set that has only the permissions that
 the assembly needs to run and no more.
 
 which namespace I should use and how?
 
 thanks for your help
- 6
 - Dotnet >> Calling a public sub in another form having the name of the form as a stringHi,
 I wonder if anyone can help me out.
 
 I'm building a vb.net application that has a form with a panel that
 contains several other sub forms (as a collection of controls). What
 I'm wanting to do is call a generically named public sub in the
 top-most sub form in the panel.
 
 I have the name of the top-most form as a string (eg. g_TopForm =
 "frmCustomers") and I can reference the form with:
 
 Me.pnlMainWindow.Controls.Item(FormRef)
 
 where the FormRef integer is derived from the function call:
 
 FormRef = FormItemNo(g_TopForm)
 
 and the FormItemNo function is defined as:
 
 Private Function FormItemNo(ByVal formname As String) As Integer
 Dim itemref As Integer
 
 Try
 'Return impossible number if the form hasn't already been
 opened
 FormItemNo = 99
 For itemref = 0 To Me.pnlMainWindow.Controls.Count - 1
 If Me.pnlMainWindow.Controls.Item(itemref).Name =
 formname Then FormItemNo = itemref
 Next
 
 Catch exp As Exception
 MsgBox(exp.Message, MsgBoxStyle.Critical, Me.Text)
 End Try
 End Function
 
 So, what I'd like to be able to do now is somehow derive a variable
 (say subfrm) of type 'frmCustomers' and call:
 
 subfrm.NewRec()
 
 where NewRec() is a public sub in the frmCustomers form class.
 
 Am I barking up completely the wrong tree with this approach or does
 anyone have a simple solution to this? I'm not very adept in .net
 programming yet (as you may have gathered?!)
 
 Any help is very much appreciated.
 Paul
- 7
 - ADO >> size problem with ole object data type (blob) and ado.netHi there,
 
 I've a strange problem with ado.net and an Access db. I need to create
 a little C# app that take the content of "ole object" field and then
 save it into a file.
 
 The problem is that when I do the following
 
 Byte[] byteBLOBData = new Byte[0];
 byteBLOBData = (Byte[])(ds.Tables["tblRefAlbum"].Rows[0]["photo"]);
 
 I get the exact double of the original size! and if I save this array
 byte to a file I'll get my file with every two byte set to 00.
 
 The result is, of course, not an image. I've tryed to manipulate my
 array of byte to strip every two bytes but the result is an visible
 image but not the correct image (it's a scrambled image that appears).
 
 Please help, I really need to do this exportation of picture in .net
 with the access db.
 
 Thanks a lot for people whom can help me.
- 8
 - Net Framework >> COM interoperabilityI want to use a Class Library (DLL) on ASP .NET (2003). I'm using
 JavaScript on the client side. My web must sign documents and I want to
 call some functions from the class i have created. I have no problems
 if i call the Capicom dll from javascript but if i call my class I
 cannot use it and there are some errors:
 <script lang="javascript>
 var a = new ActiveXObject("CAPICOM.Certificate"); //No problem
 
 But, if i want to use my class "signLibrary"
 
 When I use var b = new ActiveXObject("signLibrary.Certs") there's an
 error on the javascript
 
 </script>
 
 How do i have to call the library? How do i have to create the library
 for using it on the website without errors? How do i have to reference
 it from the website? Is there any other solution to do this?
 
 Thank you
- 9
 - Visual C#.Net >> How to get null keyword via CodedomHi, I'm writing some CodeDom stuff at the minute. It's great fun but
 I've hit a snag. A little bit of the code checks to see whether an
 event is null before I fire it. It looks like this...
 
 .....Some stuff
 
 CodeConditionStatement ifEventIsntNull = new CodeConditionStatement();
 CodeEventReferenceExpression eventRef = new
 CodeEventReferenceExpression(new
 CodeTypeReferenceExpression("Interation"),
 "NewInterationFailure");
 
 CodeSnippetExpression nullExp = new CodeSnippetExpression("null");
 
 CodeBinaryOperatorExpression equalityEx = new
 CodeBinaryOperatorExpression(eventRef,
 CodeBinaryOperatorType.IdentityInequality, nullExp);
 ifEventIsntNull.Condition = equalityEx;
 
 method.Statements.Add(ifEventIsntNull);
 
 The problem is I can't see how to check for null without using the
 CodeSnippetExpression (which obviously isn't portable). Anyone throw me
 a line?
 
 Cheers,
 
 Tim
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 - Visual C#.Net >> Determine when a file is readyI need to write an app that picks up images from a folder and does some work
 on them (resize, compress etc). The folder in which the images reside has a
 FileSystemWatcher triggering events when files are dropped in.
 
 I need to be able to determine when the file is ready to be accessed by my
 app, as some of the files may be large and the copy procedure may take some
 time (in the order of seconds). I have the LastWrite filter set on my FSW but
 that raises the changed event - which is also raised at other (seemingly
 random) times - and there is no info in the event raised that it is the
 LastWrite stage of the action.
 
 Is there any exact way of determining when the file is available? This is
 through a windows service so can't use the Win32 SHFileOperation api call...
 (and a 'try - catch' solution isn't ideal)
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 - Visual C#.Net >> sql alert app...I am looking for a real basic application that can query an SQL 2000
 database andsend multiple alert based of the sql querys.
 It would give me the ability to template the email and write the querys for
 multiple alerts.
 
 thanks,
 gene
- 12
 - Visual C#.Net >> Mini web crawlerHi,
 I have a table in my DB with a list of URLs.
 What I want to do is go to each URL and get a div tag with an ID
 "ArticalTitle" and get the inner HTML of that div.
 
 What would be the best way to do this? (I`m talking about the HTML Parsing
 part, I got the DB stuff covered)
 
 Thanks!
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 - Dotnet >> Problem w/ Simple SerializationHi,
 
 I have a simple class that has a Hashtable. the hashtable has a couple of
 key/value pairs where the key is a string and the value is also a strong.
 
 I have [Serializable] at the top of that class.
 
 when I try to serialize it with XmlSerializer, I get only the "class
 boundary" but my hashtable member doesn't get serialized. Hashtable is
 Serializable, at least that's what the documentation says.
 
 Am I missing something?
 
 Thanks,
 Ron
- 15
 - Microsoft Project >> setting a custom field in a macroI'm trying to write a macro where I get information from one custom,
 project-level field, a string, and place it in another custom,
 project-level field which is also a string.
 So far, the way I've been able to access the value is by storing
 Project.Task.field_one in a string variable I've already declared.
 However, when I try to write Project.Task.field_two = string_variable,
 I get an error message saying "The argument value is not valid".
 
 Any thoughts?

Author

Message

a-chadl

Posted: Mon Jul 25 18:22:02 CDT 2005

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Dotnet >> Mutex - Access denied err when creating mutex from a window servic I have a dll that creates a named mutex. The mutex is successfully created
when loading the dll through a console application. However the same fails
when running it though a Windows service. The service is running under the
local system account.
Thanks.

DotNet439

Josip

Posted: Mon Jul 25 18:22:02 CDT 2005

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Dotnet >> Mutex - Access denied err when creating mutex from a window servic Hi,

Create security descriptor for that mutex with all rights ( string format:
"D:(OA;OI;GAFA;;;WD)" ) ...
tips: SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES,
ConvertStringSecurityDescriptorToSecurityDescriptor, advapi32.dll

Regards,
Josip Habjan
http://www.habjansoftware.com

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news:EMail@HideDomain.com...
>I have a dll that creates a named mutex. The mutex is successfully created
> when loading the dll through a console application. However the same fails
> when running it though a Windows service. The service is running under the
> local system account.
> Thanks.

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 - ADO >> Deleting In Strongly typed DatasetHi All!
 
 After a long time for trying understand how strongly typed dataser
 work, I've finaly success. Except on the delete command. When I do some
 deleting, it only delete record from the dataset but not from the database.
 I've try many thing but I turn arround. I paste you the code I use.
 
 Me.cnAlbums.Open()
 Dim Row As DsAlbums.PhotoRow =
 Me.DsAlbums.Photo.FindByPhotoId(CInt(Me.lblPhotoId.Text))
 Me.DsAlbums.Photo.RemovePhotoRow(Row)
 Me.UpdateFlag = False
 Me.DaPhoto.Update(Me.DsAlbums, "Photo") ' There is where it's suppose to
 delete..?
 Me.UpdateFlag = True
 Me.cnAlbums.Close()
 
 Sorry for my english but I'm french and I didn't get any response on the
 french newsgroup
 
 Thank a lot,
 Francois
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 - Visual C#.Net >> How to use the base keyword to call a base class method (not a constructor)Hello,
 
 I have read that the base keyword can be used not only to control a base
 class instantiation (thus calling one of the base class constructors) but
 also to access any other public or protected method in the parent class ...
 I have search all over for an example of how to do this but have failed.
 What I was wondering is about the syntax necessary to make such a call .....
 Thx..
 
 Bob Rock
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 - Microsoft Project >> Project Web Access Views - Help Help HelpHi all
 
 I can add and modify project web access views for assignments,
 projects and so forth, but I can't see how to RUN them. It's driving
 me to drink. Does anyone know how to get the view to produce data on
 the screen or in Excel?
 
 MTIA
 
 Allen
- 4
 - Winforms >> Where do forms get the default icon from?I've replaced App.ico and it appears to have worked at the application level
 but my forms haven't updated. Presuming I needed to change the icon on the
 forms I started replacing them. But in the course of looking at some of the
 forms and their associated resources, I discovered there were absolutely no
 references to any icons in those files.
 
 This raises the question, where do the forms get their default icon from? I
 would have hoped they'd simply change to reflect the application icon by
 default but that is obviously not the case.
 
 Any ideas?
 
 Thanks,
 Doug Harber
- 5
 - ADO >> TableAdapter not updating table if the table is empty when loaded?I am having problems with the table adapter not updating (inserting a new
 record) the sql server table if I open the form with out any records already
 in the sql server table.
 
 If I add on record in sql server management studio, the the table adapter
 will work correctly, but there has to be at least on record.
 
 What is going on??
 
 There are not any exceptions being thrown.
 
 I checked the table adapter commands (delete, insert, select, update) and
 they match the other table adapter that are working correctly. (just
 different fields and parameters)
 
 What else can I check for?
 
 Thanks
- 6
 - Visual C#.Net >> custom controlhi i am rajendra i am posting my first question to this group i have
 doubt from last few days .i want to clear it
 
 why we need user control and wher should we use it,and the execution
 of the user defined control. please let me know
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 - ADO >> Close not closing...I've written a small app which has 2 buttons.
 
 The 1st button goes away to a directory full of SQL Scripts, and then
 runs them against the database.
 
 The 2nd button has code to do some modifications to the database,
 looking like the code below:
 _______________________________________________________________________
 _________
 string connectionString;
 connectionString =
 Properties.Settings.Default.DatabaseConnectionString + databaseName;
 
 // create a new SqlConnection object with the appropriate
 connection string
 SqlConnection sqlConn = new
 SqlConnection(connectionString);
 try
 {
 // open the connection
 sqlConn.Open();
 
 // create the command object
 SqlCommand sqlComm = new SqlCommand(SQLCommands,
 sqlConn);
 sqlComm.ExecuteNonQuery();
 
 // close the connection
 sqlConn.Close();
 MessageBox.Show("Operation Completed");
 }
 _______________________________________________________________________
 _________
 
 One of the scripts run from the script folder Drops a user, and then
 Re-Creates them.
 If I hit the script button first, then everything works fine.
 However if I run the code button first, and then hit the script
 button, an exception is thrown
 saying that the user can not be dropped since they are currently
 logged in!
 I'm guessing I'm missing something, but it appears the Close method on
 the sqlConnection object isn't
 actually closing the connection...
 
 Terminating the application and starting again resets the problem,
 however there is nothing in
 the dispose methods which would do that.
 
 I've tried exchanging Close for Dispose but it made no difference.
 Any help would be appreciated.
 Cheers
 Chris.
 saying that a user is
- 8
 - Visual C#.Net >> building rotor 2.0Dear All,
 I have extended the JScript compiler in rotor. Some of my code is added
 to the JScript classes and some of my code is new classes and I have put
 these in a new namespace "mynamespace" but all the code is in the
 directory jscript. I have no problem building the code in the
 jscript\engine directory. In particular, I can use the
 Microsoft.JScript namespace in mynamespace and I can use mynamespace in
 the files that are part of the Microsoft.JScript namespace.
 
 The problem occurs when the build moves into the jscript\jsc directory
 and it finds a Using mynamespace directive for which it cannot find a
 reference.
 
 I have looked in
 C:\rotor\sscli20\binaries.x86chk.rotor\bin\rotor_x86\rotor_x86\Microsoft
 .JScript.dll and it contains my code from the jscript\engine including
 code from mynamespace.
 
 From what I understand of the build process, the compiler is looking in
 C:\rotor\sscli20\binaries.x86chk.rotor\ref\Microsoft.JScript.dll to
 resolve references but in this file there is none of my code and no
 mention of mynamespace.
 
 I'd be grateful for any ideas.
 
 Mohammad Alshriadeh
 Computer Science Department(Neat Group)
 The University of Hull
 Hull
 United Kingdom
 HU6 7RX
 Tel: 01482-465253
 
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 - Dotnet >> Building DataSets using SQL Servers MetaDataHi all.
 Using Visual Studio VB.NET and SQL Server 2000.
 When I drag tables from the SQL Server Explorer into a dataset I am building
 I get the table, fieldnames and types. But, why doesn't it put in relations,
 defaults and all the other information from the SQL Server. It takes time to
 do this in VS when it is already done on the SQL Server. When I build a
 diagram in SQL Server all this information gets there automaticly, but not
 in VS.NET. Are there som settings I am missing here? We do have some
 datasets with lots of tables and relations, constraints, defaults....
 
 Thanx all.
 gh
- 10
 - Net Framework >> POS SystemI would like to create a Point Of Sale System. Is there a website that sells
 the interface between a POS Cash register and .NET?
 
 Thanks for the help
- 11
 - Visual C#.Net >> CollectionBase problemHi,
 
 i have a windows application.
 
 This application uses a object that its of type collectionbase.
 
 For other hand i have a ListBox, and i use this collection to fill it.
 
 I have implemented the methods (in my class that derives from collection
 base):
 
 //to get an element from collection
 public type of object Get_(int index)
 {
 return (type of object) List[index]
 }
 //to add into collection
 public void Add_(type of the object object)
 {
 List.Add(object)
 }
 //to remove from collection
 public void Remove_(type of the object object)
 {
 List.Remove(object)
 }
 I dont know if my steps are correctly:
 
 1) when application loads i fill the collection, and i fill the listbox with
 the collection.
 2) When a person clicks in a item i get the object from the collection with
 the index (ListBox.SelectedIndex)
 3) i remove from collection this object that i got in the step 2.
 4) i assign the datasource of the listbox to null
 5) i remove from the listbox the item selected
 6) i assign the datasource of the listbox the collection (with the item
 removed in step 3)
 
 When i execute the application, and i delete an item, all goes correctly
 except when i delete the last.... In this case (deleting the last item) the
 application deletes it, but when i selected another item, i get an Error of
 type IndexOutOfRange exception....
 
 Questions:
 1) What could be the problem?
 2) Its my logic to do this wrong?
 3) Generally this kind of stuff are made following this way?
 
 Any advice would be appreciated...
 --------
 Thanks
 Regards.
 Josema
- 12
 - Visual C#.Net >> Base36Anyone have a c# Base10ToBase36 and Base36ToBase10 conversion routines? TIA
 
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 William Stacey, MVP
 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com
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 - Winforms >> Visual Studio - Debug Error FormI am looking to see if someone has created that form that pops up in VS when
 you hit an error during debug. The one with the error info, the connector
 line to the line causing the error and can be dragged around.Anyone know
 where I can find info on recreating this?
 
 Thanks,
 Brian
- 14
 - Winforms >> normal multiline editor.Visual C++ 2005 Express
 
 MVP's and experience programmer's only please!...
 
 I need to get the number of lines in a textbox so I can insert them into a
 listview. The text comes from my database and is unformatted. I display the
 text to my user in the listview. The textbox I create logically in the
 program, and I initialize the correct properties for a normal multiline
 editor.
 
 When the user changes the column size then I reload the lines accordinally.
 The problem I am having is when I get the lines property which is a
 array<^>^(). The lenght is always 1 no matter how many lines are in the
 textbox.
 
 In MFC when the lines are wraped the new line character is automattically
 inserted, but here it's not.
 
 Can you help me solve this problem? I would really appreciate it!
 
 Thanks!...
 --
 Eric Miller
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 - Net Framework >> Restart the PChi all,
 is there in VS.NET a function allow to restart the
 computer (similar at ExitWindowsEx API function)?
 
 regards