To catch the exception, enclose the line within a try/catch block and get the InnerException: Try with this code and catch the exception try { MyForm.Invoke(MyForm.MyDelegate, new Object[] { someParameter }); } catch (Exception ex) { MessageBox.Show(ex.InnerException.Message); } Regards, Satips.

thanx for reply... can u give me... any code or link for that... thanks once again sajjad

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No reply yet :(

thanx man :)

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thanx for reply, but in IIS, where can i set the timeout connection.....??? and what impact of connection timeout increases at performance of Application ? Thanx Once again....

thanx Mike :)

thanx Mike :)

thanx for reply.... but it not help full or in other words i can't understand :( so .... any other idea ???

It's been a while since I've worked with Access, at the time it did not support stored procedures. It was also an inherently dangerous database to use with a web based application because of the way it handles locks. Multiple people accessing the web application at the same time could be locked out. Jim Conigliaro jconigliaro@ieee.org

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yes man u write... i wanna listing of Asp.net objects.... thanx

May be you can simply store the two strings separated with a "pipe" character (|) and when you retrieve the arraylist, you can split it and you have the text once again. But this can be resource consuming since I suppose you want to have the textbox and label back, and this would mean creating new textbox and label objects. daniero

imshally81 wrote: i think my problem is clear..... Your right. Your not returning any rows. Check your query and use a foreach instead of a for loop. 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

Thanx for reply :) I try href but its not working :( any other idea ? Thanx once again Sajjad

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can u give code how you do this and where you have problem. so that i can help you.