nice, didn't know you could that ! lmao

By binging your error message I have found two solutions, I am not sure whether it is working or not. Just try it out... 1. Add following statement to your code myftpRequest.EnableSsl= true; 2. Add following code to your config file. <system.net> <settings> <httpWebRequest useUnsafeHeaderParsing="true" /> </settings> </system.net> HTH Jinal Desai - LIVE Experience is mother of sage....

First of all, this is the C# forum, for ASP.NET questions, we have an ASP.NET forum, try your question there. Second: if you have a question, you should use the question mark to show which sentence is your question. That would be a lot easier.

Well, a couple of sample dates would have done rather than dozens, but your answer is: Using @a to represent your column declare @a nvarchar(50) set @a = '28/10/2008' set dateformat dmy select convert(varchar,datepart(day,@a)) + '/' + left(datename(month,@a),3) + '/' + convert(varchar,datepart(year,@a)) You need the set dateformat dmy so SQL knows its day month year Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd

con.Open(); SqlDataAdapter adp= new SqlDataAdapter(lstrsql,con); DataSet objds=new DataSet(); adp.Fill(objds); lst_emp.DataSource = objds.Tables[0].DefaultView cmbBookFrom.ValueMember = "emp_id" cmbBookFrom.DisplayMember = "txtval" i think this will make your life easier :-\

table 1, empno(pk), empname , empage table 2, deptno(pk),deptname,dept_empno(fk) then when joinging the datea select empname,emapage,empno,deptname from table1 inner join table2 on empno = dept_empno

That's what I was taught, growing up in Doncaster. It's grim up north :) Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

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did you choose all the columns in that specific table? If you didn't this will not work my point of view is to check all the columns specify the ones u don't want to see as visible = false BiG RaLpH