Check out this article[^] from MSDN that goes over how it's done.
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1.For the first i think i figured out. Using System.Management API you can actually get the printers online. 2.If you go into the windows and go to start-settings-printers and faxes, select a printer and right click properties. You will find security and inside it you will find users. Is there a way to get to see those users programatically through c#
Check the number and type of parameters in your Stored procedure, and number and type of parameters you are passing to it from your C# code. Good Luck!
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I suspect some thing is messed up with the .NET 1.1 and so i want to reinstall that The reason i came to that conclusion is that a .NET application i wrote previously which was working previously well is now generating an error "Application has generated an exception that could not be handled process id = .... Thread id = .... " The same application works perfectly on my computer and i know that it worked perfectly two days before too on one of our customer computer and some thing was done on that server afterwards. Well i want to know if there is an easy way to remove it and reinstall it its on windows 2003 server. It does not show up in Add Remove Programs. When i just run dotnetfx.exe(redistributable package) it says its already there.
Seems more likely to me that the PC it's crashing on is showing you a problem in your code that depends on user settings or something like that.
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If your button is not within the row then yes it is normal behavior, you have left the row to click on the button hence the RowLeave event being fired.
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Could you please replace these lines below test.OracleType = OracleType.Blob; test.ParameterName = "test"; test.Value = blobTest; with these lines test.OracleType = OracleType.Blob; test.IsNullable = true; test.ParameterName = "test"; test.Value = null; i haven't done anything in oracle yet but it sounds related to your problem ;D and instead of setting the value to a bytearray consisting of one byte, you should try to put a c# null value on it because the developers probably implemented a c# null to oracle null conversion ;D
The first one doesn't work because a DataRow may only belong to ONE and only one DataTable. The second one works because an ArrayList is not a DataTable hence nobody cares about it. It would make a lot of sense to copy the row from one table to another but what would happen if you change the values of the row in table A. the values would also be changed in table B because they're sharing a row. Maybe you want it to act like this but i wouldn't recommend trying it like this. Instead you should do it as you've already mentioned and copy the important data from the row of table A to a NEW row of table B. Good luck, mik
Sorry my bad. fix this line Response.ContentType ="application/msword";
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It should be quite easy in the designer. I don't recall exactly how it's done right now, but you can align an object to any other object in the design. I think that you just press alt, control or shift when you move the object, and it will snap to any objects vertically and/or horizontally.
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Hi Dear, If you use RowDataBound event of gridveiw i=0,1,2.... [column number] if (e.Row.RowType==DataControlRowType.Header ||e.Row.RowType==DataControlRowType.DataRow) e.Row.Cells[2].Visible = false; it will hide the column and you can use column value in your project there wont be any problem. if you need further help just email me. thanks
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It's happening a lot at the moment. I assume it means 'I don't understand the answer, and am hoping for one I can copy and paste'
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Thanks for answering me. I got it to work. You are right its button1.ClientRectangle. I had to again use g.DrawString to draw the name on the button because its lost after i painted Thanks Kal
ProcessStartInfo supports limited options on the opened window: hiden, minimized, maximized, normal. Other window styles have to go through the client program, "iexplore", for example.
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