The parachute one -> ROFL :laugh:

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I believe that your classes should be short enough not to confuse you or anyone who reads your code. Large source code can always be divided to smaller modules to complete the same task. (which also increases the readability.) Well that's why I have never needed regions. I also mark public/private members with comments. In my projects, I use StyleCop[^] and I am happy with the results. Hope this helps, Regards.

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Ok I fell for it! X| I should have guessed something like this would pop out since you posted... :laugh:

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Dalek Dave wrote:

To be fair he was excellent in Predator!

You sure Dave? I do not know a Predator film with jean claude in the cast... Could it be Schwarzenegger?

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Norm .net wrote:

Dead Don't go on the comedy circuit Wink

Agreed!

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But it seemed to me as a different approach to Linked Lists that enables the user to sort the inside data with multiple sequences in a single list. I don't know if it is appropriate to patent this one, but I like the idea quite a bit. ;)

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Great link, thanks. Have my five. :) It's a gosugamer's dream. :D

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It will be "you" who ends every argument: "Will do, my darling wife..." Gratz man!

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"Love Thing" - Joe Satriani

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Mustafa Ismail Mustafa wrote:

iDontWantToKnow

Agreed, you got my vote :-D

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OMG X|

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From the code, I understand that you are trying to create table in access from the dataset but your approach is not acceptable for ADOX. In a similar task, I have tried to export my dataset to an mdb database and I had to construct SQL commands from the dataset to create and insert data. I think this one can give you a starting point. Here is my create table method:

    /// /// Constructs the required SQL Query to create the tables in mdb database and then executes the query.
    /// 
    private void CreateTables()
    {
        string sqlCommand = "CREATE TABLE ";
        foreach (DataTable dTable in currentDataSet.Tables)
        {
            string sqlCreate = sqlCommand + dTable.TableName + "(";
            int cnt = 0;
            foreach (DataColumn dColumn in dTable.Columns)
            {
                string sqlCreateCommand = sqlCreate + dColumn.ColumnName;
                if (cnt != dTable.Columns.Count - 1)
                {
                    cnt++;
                    sqlCreateCommand += GetDataType(dColumn) + ", ";
                }

                if (dTable.Columns.IndexOf(dColumn) == dTable.Columns.Count - 1)
                {
                    cnt++;
                    sqlCreateCommand += GetDataType(dColumn) + ");";
                }
                sqlCreate = sqlCreateCommand;
            }


            OleDbCommand dbCommand = new OleDbCommand(sqlCreate, (OleDbConnection)dsConnection.CurrentDbConnection);
            dbCommand.ExecuteNonQuery();
        }

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I assume you try to say that you need to setup Run-time packages for Crystal Reports only. Business Objects provides an .msi file for run-time packages and you can google for "msiexec" and its options to run the .msi setup files in silent mode. You may create a batch file with correct options of msiexec. Hope this helps. P.S: You cannot run setup for CR Run-time packages %100 silent mode because the .msi file requests EULA acceptance to start.

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I have been using Saitek R440 for about 4 years. I still dont have a single complaint. All parts work fine, no driver issues ..etc. Force feedback is exceptional. Some users may find 180 degree turn rate a little bit low but I believe it is more than enough. If you can search for some pictures you will see that pedal design is also different than most of the wheels. (Its like more of a real pedal.) I have bought around 80$ in the past but dont know current price. Hope this helps. P.S. Try with Colin Mcrae Rally for full performance :) :cool:

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Did you try adding a Deployment project to your solution? Right Click Solution -> Add New Project -> Other Project Types -> Setup and Deployment > Setup Project

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I am not sure if what you have asked is this simple but: How about building an SqlCommand (System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand or SqlCommandBuilder) SELECT QTY FROM PRODUCTS WHERE ID = 'x' You may need to search through MSDN to learn how to use these classes.

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For Crystal Reports 2008 it is not supported. Nested Subreports is not acceptable. Not sure for other versions. Sorry pal.

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I don't believe being new in .NET is an excuse. If you have searched your problem in CP, before you post your question, I am %100 sure that you would find your solution a lot more quicker than waiting for someone to post an answer. Well anyway you have got your solution. What makes this argument unnecessary. Happy coding. :)

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In recent days I came across this article: http://railspikes.com/2008/7/14/why-programmers-should-play-go[^] I love playing Go, u guys ever tried?

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This article must have been posted for a thousand times. :)

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