Luc Pattyn wrote: Pick the correct join: Visual Representation of SQL Joins[^] Gr8..entry for SQL Join, It's really helpful to understand SQL join. Thanks Md. Marufuzzaman I will not say I have failed 1000 times; I will say that I have discovered 1000 ways that can cause failure – Thomas Edison.

in the report, set the font size to the expression and then give the parameter as a value in the report. lets make this clear. add Report parameter->font_size(int) - from the report menu; then set the report parameter value from c#; then in the report select the textbox and then set its font size to expression ; then select parameters(font_size)..! postback for any clarifications..

It means: "no, I have not found out".

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It is returning me false any suggestion

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Nikhil Bhivgade wrote: A/101/2010 That looks like three values to me. How about splitting them over different columns? That way you could easily SORT the values any way you'd want :) I are Troll :suss:

Check the connection string. If SQL Server, check the SQL Server Browser service. Check the firewall. If all else fails, use a Web Service.

Nikhil Bhivgade wrote: how to work with lostfocus event in asp.net Google for: onBlurr or onFocusOut + Javascript. You will get lots of samples on them. Using Javascript, you can trap the event client side and process desired code in the method.

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You have posted this question in C# board also.:mad: Here you go...Pete O'Hanlon answer[^] thatraja Tips/Tricks|Brainbench certifications|Facebook|Twitter

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After the for loop you should return a value, because perhaps the for loop is not executed