Jaiprakash M Bankolli wrote:

You certainly can't talk about how people will behave ... You talk about yourself not for others !!

What put you in such a foul mood?

nivipandit wrote:

Expecting the answer

That is a bit presumptious. This is a forum where the help comes from volunteers. No one is paid to answer questions here. If you expect an answer then you should look into paid for support. Here your question will be answered if you provide good details to solve your problem and evidence that you have at least made an attempt yourself.

DooDooo wrote:

Can I have your email pls ?

No, you may not have my email. ;P

JanapatiBalu wrote:

i understood what u have suggested me.

Oh no you haven't!

choorakkuttyil wrote:

Please....anyone who knows please help me....

This is a useless subject line. Subject lines should briefly indicate what your problem is about. Your subject line does not do this, it appeals to guilt. This is a community of people who help in their free time. Do not try and make them feel guilty about that.

wrote:

hi venkatesh

Do not create posts aimed at one single person. If you are following up from something the person already said then "REPLY" to their message. Do not create a new thread.

Why did you post this in the ASP.NET forum. This is purely a SQL question. It should be posted in the SQL Forum.

Sarfaraj Ahmed wrote:

Urgent 002

This is a useless subject line. Please use more appropriate subject lines in future. Hint: No appropriate subject line will include the word "urgent"

Sarfaraj Ahmed wrote:

Urgent 001

This is a useless subject line. Please use more appropriate subject lines in future. Hint: No appropriate subject line will include the word "urgent"

Abubakarsb wrote:

I said "No Answer" which means my problem is still there not the appropriate answer but you consider it in different way.

People did try and answer. "No answer" would mean that you didn't get any replies at all. You should have said something like you've not yet managed to solve your problem and you still need help.

Abubakarsb wrote:

Once before this I posted same kind of question but still no answer.

Pete is correct - You did receive an answer, many answers, last time. To make the above statement will upset those that did try to help. If you didn't understand the answer then say so. To imply that you didn't get an answer at all is groundless uncooperative and most of all discourteous. People here are trying to help. If you abuse them in this way is unlikely to encourage people to help.

pariisa wrote:

Art network with C#

Syntax error: Missing verb or verb misconjugated. If "art" is used as an ajective and "network" the noun then the question or sentence is missing a verb. If "Art" is used as a proper noun (the diminutive form of "Arthur" and "network" is a misconjugated verb, should be "networks", then this statement is missing context. Who is Arthur, and what does he wish to network with C#?

mihksoft wrote:

Help!

Everyone asking questions on this forum is looking for help. Please choose a more appropriate subject line.

sooreeagt wrote:

hi just make it

Your title should reflect the problem you are having. It should NOT make demands of the other people using the forum.

sooreeagt wrote:

javascript

You should pick your forum more appropriately. Your question has nothing to do with C#

Mohammad Daba`an wrote:

what do u mean?

This is the C# forum. Not the VB Script forum.

Mohammad Daba`an wrote:

don't u understand my question?

Yes, I understand your question.

navyasri wrote:

vb.net

The subject line of you post is utterly pointless. You have posted this in the VB.NET forum and then you redundantly used "vb.net" as your subject line. Of course your post is about VB.NET, what else would it be about? Your subject line should be meaningful: "Need help with OpenFileDialog" or "How to retrieve a .doc file"

navyasri wrote:

please post the answer to my mail id

If anyone does this they are a discredit to the community. We are all here to learn from each other. If you get answers posted privately to you then no one else can benefit. The community loses something.

You should post this in a more appropriate forum. One dedicated to VBScript.

Did you read the posting guidelines? Did you take note of rule 4: Keep the question as brief as possible. If you have to include code, include the smallest snippet of code you can. Did you even notice the warning before you posted that your message was very long? You must have, because you would have had to acknowledge it. I don't supposed you really cared. That shows a complete disregard and disrespect for other people here.

coolestCoder wrote:

Is this possible ?

As I pointed out, the application can deny others the ability to do anything but read the file. Or it can take exclusive control over the file too. See the previous links to FileShare.

coolestCoder wrote:

What if an Admin user tries to open this file ?

Yes, even an administrator - Try it with a SQL Server database file. You won't be able modify it regardless of who you are logged in as because the SQL Server process has control over it. Not even someone logged on as the same user as SQL Server can access the file.

coolestCoder wrote:

ctually I wanted to restrict access to some files, even if the files are simple text files (even to admin users).

You can change the permissions on a file as you need it. I'm not sure if you can lock an admin out though. If it is possible then it would only be a temporary situation as the admin would have the ability to grant themselves access again.

sooreeagt wrote:

help me

This is a useless subject line. Everyone asking questions on this forum is looking for help. A better subject would be "Need assistance uploading 100mb XML file"