Can you please explain some that which type of report your client want. Thanks Atul Kumar

Well, knowing what each file does will help you make your decision. suo: is local visual studio solution info file. It retains information as to which files are open, which project is active, windows size and location etc. You can safely delete this file and loose nothing in terms of your actual code. sln: file is your solution file. personally I like to this hierarchy \development\solution\project. I stick sln in the \solution folder and my projects in the \project folder. you are free to follow ms recommendation or come up with your own. Yusuf May I help you?

You will receive different sessionID while you havent save something in the session Once you save something in the session, the sessionID will remain the same Protected Sub Page\_Init(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Init Response.Write("Init " & Session.SessionID) End Sub Protected Sub Page\_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load If Not Page.IsPostBack Then Session("X") = "X" End Sub Alexei Rodriguez

Hmmm, I tried that but I still receive the same error message when I postback? The session.sessionID.ToString() produces a different value each time I postback...thus displaying the same error message.

Ya encryption is a good way but its been restricted to 2mb in IE and again it depends on the browser you are using.

The main reason is because a unique identifier is unique for any database. One advantage is that if you have to merge databases then you won't class with ID values. With an int then the possibility is quite high unless you carry out a lot of work to prevent it. Another is security. Because unique identifiers are randomly generated that means a person who has one identifer cannot easily guess the next on in the sequence or find adjacent rows in the database. They could randomly guess, but with the speed of current technology they'll be there a while. *Developer Day Scotland - Free community conference Delegate Registration Open

pzn3xq wrote: So do partial page updates only target controls that reside within an Update Panel? Ajax will target whichever html tag you want it to. I would recommmend looking at javascripts innerhtml before trying to dive into ajax. Neonlight

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Great..thanks for all your help!

A login connects you to the SQL Server instance. A database user defines what privileges a login has within a particular database. If you have multiple databases on your server, you probably don't want everyone who can connect to the server (login) have some kind of access to every database. So you could have a login associated with one database or with several. Someone's gotta be the last to know, but why is it always me?

I wouldn't do this based on scripts. Instead I would create a program that reads the schema data from Oracle and then constructs create statements to SQL Server. You could for example first create objects, then load data and then add constraints, triggers etc. This way the data won't get modified on the conversion. Also there are plenty of tools for this purpose. One (free) for example: SQL Server Migration Assistant for Oracle (SSMA for Oracle) [^] The need to optimize rises from a bad design.My articles[^]

I'm running both without any problems. Just make sure to use different ports and remember that only one can be default instance. The need to optimize rises from a bad design.My articles[^]

I would normally crate it in the same solution, but in a separate project. It's easier to isolate this way, but will be included in your rebuilds. Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before. My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys

Hi, you can use the Sessionstate, Viewstate or Cookies to store your data. Hope it will help you. Greeting, Ralph

So here is my confusion...some people say add an itemTemplate field with a hyperlink, and others claim to simply a new hyperlink column and set the DataNavigateURLFields, and DataNavigateURLFormatString manually. I didn't have any luck with using the ItemTemplate field....so I added a hyperlink column instead below. Are there any advantages over using an ItemTemplate vs hyperlink column??? DataNavigateUrlFields="OrderId, CustomerId" DataNavigateUrlFormatString="HyperLinkOrderDetails.aspx?aOrderID={0}&CustomerId={1}" HeaderText = "Order Details" Text="View order details" />

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