I would go ahead and leave all the data in the DataTable. Then you can take the DataView from the DataTable and filter it. So in C# it would be: DataView dv = yourDataTable.DefaultView; dv.RowFilter = "branchid = " + textbox1.Text; vb.net dim dv as DataView = yourDataTable.DefaultView dv.RowFilter = "branchid = " + textbox1.Text Then when you set your datasource and your datagrid you set it to the dv var you have created. Then do a DataBind on the datagrid. The only other option is to pass a parameter into your command object to limit the rows coming back from the database. Hope that helps. Ben

right click on ur prj -- select add existing item add the windows form u want to add.... open csproj file in textpad.... add the following code.... u can easily identify the place where u hav to add this code.... and change the namespace in windows form to ur webapplication's namespace... create the instance of ur form in webapplication...use it.... donno whether this procedure is correct or not.... it worked fine with my application.... check it with some other xperienced guys around.... thanks... mareers..... sreeram sreeram

Neelima, for this you need to write an event with parameters object sender and system.web.ui.webcontrol.calender... args..... here you can check your conditions like if(e.day.date=1....) e.day.enabled=false.. ... basic structure, not sure of the synatx hope this works Gautham

You can use the DayRender event of the control and check if the day(e.Day) is weekend or a particular day in a month.

hi K.R.Neelima, this code may help u, private void Calendar1_DayRender(object sender, System.Web.UI.WebControls.DayRenderEventArgs e) { if(e.Day.Date.Day<=29 && e.Day.Date.Month==01) { e.Cell.Enabled=false; } if(e.Day.Date.Day==29 && e.Day.Date.Month==01) { e.Cell.ForeColor=Color.SkyBlue; } }