Can anybdoy help?

OK, i think i have it. I'm quite sure you do need to use InvokeGet. InvokeGet will return an object, so you'll need to cast it as a string. string nastsprofile = standardUser.InvokeGet("TerminalServicesProfileName") as string; or string nastsprofile = standardUser.InvokeGet("terminalServicesProfileName") as string; or string nastsprofile = standardUser.InvokeGet("terminalservicesprofilename") as string; I'm pretty sure one of those should work. My current favourite word is: Bacon! -SK Genius

it's the same problem. oleDbDataAdapter1.UpdateCommand is not set to a valid object (meaning that it's null) but you're trying to access its members. Add this: oleDbDataAdapter1.UpdateCommand = new OleDbCommand(); before you try to use UpdateCommand.

You can display them pretty much whichever way you want. What are the requirements? Grid seems like a good idea to me.

You may need to Alias the count column to make it easier to identify in the resulting dataset... something like SELECT foo, **COUNT(*) AS countOfFoos** FROM fooTable GROUP BY foo --- How to get answers to your questions[^]

Create a function call "GenerateToolStripMenu()" or something, when you filled the data to the dataset, fire the function. e.g. for (int i = 0; i < database1DataSet.Table1.Rows.Count; i++) { menuStrip1.Items.Add(database1DataSet.Table1.Rows[i][%your_column_name_here%].ToString()); }