Sure, no problem. Whilst I am doing all your work for you, if you can think of anything else you might need, please let us know. Regards Malc *********************************************

Paul Conrad wrote: Maybe some people don't understand that "urgent" is not the magic word Then the multiple replies stating so to every request should help them get a clue. Try code model generation tools at BoneSoft.com.

5 number 3 :-D Try code model generation tools at BoneSoft.com.

If you haven't noticed yet, and from the looks of your post history you'll have to try about a hundred more times before it sinks in, if you mention the word "Urgent" anywhere in your post, it gets you ignored or ridiculed. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

Exactly 9 out of 16 of the questions you have posted have had the word "Urgent" in the subject. Have you considered slowing down a little? Life should not be led at an "Urgent" state - its bad for your health! Have a read of this[^] thread, which explains how to get better answers to your questions. The current question you have posted is fragmented, and somewhat vague... What do you want to do with selecting dates? What do you mean by "Selection formula"? What formula are you using in crystal? Its easy enough to deplicate most date/time operations in C#. Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour

Wooooow boy. Don't you sound like M? (The lady who orders James bond around?). Like when M calls James on a private line and just got time to deliver a 1 line message: "Urgent, Flying eagles are gettinng closer to Jumping Frogs" Listen buddy: If you don't try out some stuff on your own, you cannot survive eating on posts and forums. You seem to be exactly that kind of parasite who sucks but never gives. Next time try such a catchy title, and see how the community of back-savers gets back at you. Koushik Biswas

You want what ? To create a user and a role using code ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

Colin Angus Mackay wrote: Perhaps a little planning would be helpful? ROTFLMAO :laugh::laugh::laugh:

hi, u can keep the items organised in proper tags like shiv 10 then u can declare a class say class DB { public string DbName; public int Size; } then call deserialise method . please refer deserialise method for proper syntax. those who win are those who believe they can

J4amieC wrote: That said, I also remember reading somewhere that this property does not have any affect on Windows 2000. Probably in the documentation. They tend to hide information in there. :)

Dude I recomand you to learn books by urself cuz it;s the best way to understand programming........

I am not sure what exactly you are trying to do with the .Sql but may I suggest that you look at the Database Application Block from Microsoft. The Application Block abstracts much of the database work into a series of static methods that are very useful. Not withstanding the application block I would suggest that you explore the Data namespace and use the SqlCommand object. You will have to set the commandtext then execute the command. As a side note I would strongly suggest that you use stored procedures if you have a "bunch" of scripts to run. Hope it helps

Thanks for the link, Colin :) I've been wanting to do this with a bunch of .sql files I have for a project. Paul

You forgot to ask a question! Reading from the app config can be as simple as System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["YourKey"] Current blacklist svmilky - Extremely rude | FeRtoll - Rude personal emails | ironstrike1 - Rude & Obnoxious behaviour