Turn off "Show friendly HTTP error messages" in IE. Turn off "Enable address-level debugging" in Visual Studio Try again :P Mark Churchill Director, Dunn & Churchill Pty Ltd Free Download: Diamond Binding: The simple, powerful, reliable, and effective data layer toolkit for Visual Studio. Entanglar: .Net game engine featuring automatic networking and powerful HLSL gfx binding.

If I was not clear enough, the problem is when i am trying to select the data from datatable using datatable.select(). If i have null value in one of the column in datatable and i am selecting from the datatable like: datatable.select("col4 is null"). That is where it takes longer time. Please, look at my original post this line is not creating overhead: if (col4 == "") // if column4 is null then use this But, this line does: dt.Select("col2 = " + "'" + col2 + "'" + " And col1 = " + "'" + col1 + "'" + " And col3 = " + "'" + col3+ "'" + " And col4 is null"); Thanks Needy

These are very hard to find, I encountered this in a System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow class which was used to extend a Win32 app via a C++/CLR, vis afxwinforms CWinFormsControl implementation. Where due an a coding error; the ReleaseHandle() method was not being called during the Dispose operation of the NativeWindow. It would manifest it self most often as a crash when changing the focus to another application.

Sure, it's possible buddy. I done it before, but i can't remember exactly how. I think there's a suppress expression or something like that. You can pass it as a parameter and supress your session. Or do as our friend above said. It seems to work too. Good luck!

Thank you Lisa. I will post if any problem occurs. I appreciate your help. Thanks Needy

This settings are to make windows safer. Check more on this [here in my post].

Are you sure this is the URL you're using?? It works fine for me. Wait a minute... What version of Visual Studio are you using?? An Express Edition?? Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

:confused: Please help me Thanks Needy

Well, v1:ABCMerchant is your document element. You could either ask for the document element, or search for it with XPath. doc.DocumentElement.Attributes("v1:tcid") -or- doc.SelectSingleNode("ABCMerchant", xnm).Attributes("v1:tcid") You should do some reading up on XPath: http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/default.asp[^] Logifusion[^]

Addheader("Content-Disposition: Application/pdf"; 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

Ok misread that I think. An excel file can be either the file, csv, or xml. this free library will help http://www.carlosag.net/[^] 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

Hi there, I guess the Label4 object is null, and you cannot access the Text property. How do you get reference to the label declared in the header of the repeater control? Because the Label is placed inside the repeater control, so you cannot simply add the declaration for the control in code-behind as you would with other controls placed in the web page. In this case, you can create an event handler for the ItemDataBound event of the repeater, then look for the label placed in the header item using the FindControl method. Once you have reference to to the label, you then can assign a value to the Text property.

well the header isn't hitting the data source either. convert the data source back DataTable dt = (DataTable)pr.DataSource and store it in a property then hit it in code <%# MyHeaderName %> I'm not an expert yet, but I play one at work. Yeah and here too.