Do you include a javascript file? if so be sure to add if (typeof(Sys) !== 'undefined') Sys.Application.notifyScriptLoaded(); to your script file.

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its up to you but if i were you i would use transaction. (depending uopn your words about the writing process) anonymous wrote: So are application like MSWord,...also adopts transactions ? can you be more clear?

For the application project nothing is necessary to copy from web service project cause you are already referencing the path in your web.config file. See ya;

sure necessary especially if your writing operation has several steps. think about if you get an error while inserting or deleting a record related to several tables. there would sure remain some unnecessary data in tables. (records that have been deleted or inserted before getting the error.)

does the virtual directory you created in remote server has the same address with the one in your local? If not; change the address in the web.config. I mean; if your project is in your localhost and the virtual directory you created in remote server is like e.g. localhost:8080 then change your projects web.config file with the right address. e.g. change it to: hope this works;

Choose the web reference from solution explorer. right-click and choose properties. set URL Behaviour to dynamic if not so. then rebuild the solution and deploy your project.

Why don't you use Forms authentication. Just add this code to your web config file. And it will do what you want.

Make sure that your web reference's url behaviour is set to Dynamic. (default is static.)

Just create your dts package with sql server and then have look at this article. http://sqldev.net/DTS/DotNETCookBook.htm[^] Article is about calling dts packages programatically with .NET.