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Configurationsetting Class?

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    Hi Tell me In asp.net CofigurationSetting class from which Namespace is derived. & also tell me Wht is the diff. b/w Covert & cast in SQL SERVER. Thanks & Regards CARE CAREER

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      Hi Tell me In asp.net CofigurationSetting class from which Namespace is derived. & also tell me Wht is the diff. b/w Covert & cast in SQL SERVER. Thanks & Regards CARE CAREER

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      Care Career wrote:

      Tell me In asp.net CofigurationSetting class from which Namespace is derived.

      It isn't in ASP.NET framework. It is in the main body of the .NET framework in the system.Configuration namespace.

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      tell me Wht is the diff. b/w Covert & cast in SQL SERVER

      Now this really ought to be in a different forum. But here's the documentation for CAST and CONVERT[^]


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        Hi Tell me In asp.net CofigurationSetting class from which Namespace is derived. & also tell me Wht is the diff. b/w Covert & cast in SQL SERVER. Thanks & Regards CARE CAREER

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        Hi, Diff. between CAST and CONVERT If you're just changing data from one form to another for use, such as changing a "31" from a varchar to an int, use CAST; Convert offers more options than cast which may lead to more processing time. And by this, I of course mean MINIMAL, not noticeable processing time. Convert allows you to add a format style to your convertion, if you want it to. For example, if you're changing a date to a string, you can say which part of the date to return instead of returning the whole thing and making .NET format it. CONVERT is specific to SQL Server, and allows for a greater breadth of flexibility when converting between date and time values, fractional numbers, and monetary signifiers. Regards, Sandeep Kumar.V

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          Hi Tell me In asp.net CofigurationSetting class from which Namespace is derived. & also tell me Wht is the diff. b/w Covert & cast in SQL SERVER. Thanks & Regards CARE CAREER

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          Sathesh Sakthivel
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          Explicitly converts an expression of one data type to another. CAST and CONVERT provide similar functionality. Syntax Using CAST: CAST ( expression AS data_type ) Using CONVERT: CONVERT ( data_type [ ( length ) ] , expression [ , style ] )

          Regards, Satips.

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