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if your current payroll application is running as single tenant application then you have to build the necessary support in your system to support multi tenancy such as how you want to isolate the date between the tenants in storage level and how authentication should be handled for different tenants and customization's you want to provide in your app e.g separate site logo for each tenant like that there are many things to consider during the design. There is no direct way to convert the single tenant app to multi tenant system. Have a nice day

Hi Ramkumar_S, Try to send two links. One is for approval and the other one is for reject. For your reference. Passing variables between pages using QueryString[^] Hope it helps. :) Ain Ronquillo Software Developer

Even in my Production server ..Officee is Installed. Thanks for your response Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

I found my answer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2989194/select-range-by-string Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

I suppose you need to do document generation from a .NET application. Note that Office COM (interop) is a very bad option in general (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/257757[^]). It can be used in Windows (desktop) applications, but avoid using it on server side (ASP.NET, windows services, ...). You I think there are only 2 viable options: - Open XML SDK - 3rd party solution If you are willing to forge your own document generation solution then you can choose Open XML SDK (you will find a lot of Open XML links - just google a bit). But this path requires a lot more work and Open XML learning curve is much steeper compared to Office COM. I think it is usually better to buy a 3rd party library does the job done without much effort. You can take a look at Docentric toolkit[^]. It offers everything you need and also has a handy MS Word Add-In for template design and placeholder data-binding.

You should never need to create a new database based on new users resgistering. I suugest that you look at your databade design. However if you really need to do this you will probably have to script it on the database server. What type of database are you talking about here? mySQL, SQLServer ...? You could for example get your code to write a dynamically generated script file to the server and then run it to create your required database. Kind Regards Julian Mummery

I suspect the solution would require that you first analyze what happens if there is an error. For example you update the MySQL table and at that moment the SQL Server database is down so of course the corresponding table cannot be updated then - so what do you expect to happen then? Additionally how soon does the data need to be in the SQL Server database?

You can do it by using n-tier architecture with interface and abstract class. Farogh Haider Web developer

Hi.... Try This.... DECLARE @Temp TABLE(Name VARCHAR(20),Age TINYINT, Total INT) INSERT INTO @Temp(Name,Age,Total) SELECT 'Ram',26,800 UNION ALL SELECT 'kumar',36,300 UNION ALL SELECT 'Sam',34,200 DECLARE @SQLStr VARCHAR(8000) SET @SQLStr = '' SELECT @SQLStr = @SQLStr + 'Name:' + Name + ' Age:' + CAST(Age AS VARCHAR) + ' Total:' + CAST(Total AS VARCHAR) + '; ' FROM @Temp PRINT @SQLStr

Always wrap your code in "Pre" tag, because it will give better readability and accessibility.

This doesn't directly answer your question, but we used to deploy applications at our company like that, then we finally switched our deployment to ClickOnce. We have our internal software deployed on an XP Pro box, no bells and whistles, and it handles the deployment fine. You'll have to set up your IIS first, but if you do updates to alot of machines, it really is worth looking into. Good luck!

What is a "run time design"?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xzb1zw3x%28v=vs.80%29.aspx[^] Inserting relational data using DataSet and DataAdapter[^] Have a look on this links

Don't It is far harder than you will ever think. There are commercial products available that say they can do it for you, but this is not entirely true. They can do parts, but the languages are not just superficially different, they are fundimentally different. Easier to rewrite the thing from scratch. ------------------------------------ I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave CCC Link[^] Trolls[^]

I just found this in Google. Displaying Summary Information in the GridView's Footer[^] For more Clickety[^] OP wrote: I need to do total in the footer except for first column. Don't put footer template for that column. Also you can do the same thing in code behind. thatraja **My Tip/Tricks My Dad had a Heart Attack on this day so don't... **

You need to pivot[^] the "Additions" table, before joining it to the "MainTable" on emp_code.

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