Hello guys, I'm a newbee in .NET programming. Haven spent the last 4 months working with C#.NET. I want to have a feel of Managed C++ like the big boys do. Links to "very good" free e-books will be highly appreciated. Thanks 4 always being there sirs.:) ...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited

As they have spoken so it is. Have fun with C sharp!:rose: ...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited

Good day to all u programmers out there. Pls could you offer help on the following: 1. I enjoying programming and I also have a great love for database administration...where do I fit in? 2. I seldom use a tool for long before moving around to something new - low persistence...where do I fit in? I know some of u are professions. Pls help me discover myself (direction and clear advice without any biase)...where do I fit in?:zzz: ...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited

Heath, thanks for being helpful on this. I hope some database programmer out there has the way around this problem. I have a project in which the tables and every other database objects must be created programmatically(including the database link) and then written into two different databases and also queried later within the program. For now I'll just keep trying. Once again THANKS. ...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited

Hi friend, I had same problem with my "Hello World" program using CP. I suggest the following: 1. Don't enter the commands in the MS-DOS mode, instead use the Visual Studio .NET Command prompt. 2. Ensure that your program is saved as as .cs "example.cs" 3. In the VS.NET command prompt type csc example.cs The program will compile successfully if it has no bug. Then type example (press enter). Your program begins to run. Enjoy C#:-D ...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited

Thanks. I have already tried the first approach (joining the tables in a query that resides in a procedure on the server-side)- this turned out to be quite slow anyway. What I need is how to do this using either the OleDb or SqlClient (programmatically). Help still needed. ...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited

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I'm a newbee in C# (barely 3 wks old). The problem is that I have two tables in two different databases running on different machines, I need to join these two tables in a query using a database link. Haven searched my libraries thoroughly. The best I came up with was to write the query in a stored procedure, which I called from the program (this is a very slow solution like you'll probaly guess). The VC#.NET documentation has extensive support for database programming which I have explored...but where is the database link object. Please help needed urgently.:rose: ...the mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to ignited