Hi, what is database connection string your using. Check the connection strain properly. Regards, Kiran Kumar Singani The Dream is not what you see in sleep........Dream is the thing which does not let you sleep

Still it is not answered my question... Through reflection how much safe to access private members ? It is violating OOPs concepts.. Regards, Kiran Kumar Singani

Hi CLRers, I have one doubt regarding usage of the reflection to get the private member variables. In one of my assembly through reflection i am getting private member variables in the same assembly classes.Client can change the Code Access policy to restrict the private member variable right? Client can only restrict to accessing only private members or any members can restrict?. if yes than what is the use of reflection... So usage of reflection in projects how much safe .......? and Reflection is usefull in Unit test drivers only or wht? Please help in this regard .... Urs .. Kiran Kumar Singani The Dream is not what you see in sleep........Dream is the thing which does not let you sleep

" class to be both marked with the serializable attribute and extend MarshalByRefObject " when will we use this concept. -- modified at 23:28 Monday 19th June, 2006

Hi Chris, U can get the parent window from dialog and convert into appropriate class and get tool bar -> get the status . or else declare a pointer in the mainframe class to ur dialog . send notification any changes in the Tool bar event.

Hi Simon, U can set the dialog into the ur property page 3 dynamically. when ever user click the Next on Page 2 based on option us et the appropriate dialog on 3 rd property page .

Hai Folks....... I am using Nullable.Wrap() function with beta version .Now i am upgrade to new release .I dont why they removed this function from Nullable class .OK anybody know how can i change my current code to work properly .. With Regards & Thanks, Kiran Kumar Singani

Please Check that mangaed c++ u referenced r nt

First u load library function with argument as path to that dll. with using that handle u can access functions which are exporting from dll with regards........ Kiran Kumar Singani

hai ! i am facing a pbm in c++ . How can i prevent from inheritance of my class.. example: class a { } class b:public a { } i want to prevent a from b not inherit like in java final keyword....

Hai! i hope u may use the mfc class CMemoryState class .. u create object of that class later u call before function call which u have to check the memroy leaks after that u call another object of that class now u call this object function after function call later u compare these two objects u can find the memory leaks easily... kiran.s