In answer to your question: sohne wrote: change the path of transaction log file to another disc location.. It's a good idea to keep the transaction log on a different disk to the database - doing this will speed up SQL Server. Continuous effort - not strength or intelligence - is the key to unlocking our potential.(Winston Churchill)

so what is the alternative methods to increase the search of web forms

i m using the method but not successful. The ':' is used in case of name and '_' is used in case of control ID.

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I saw one example of how to display Pivot Table protected PivotTableClass pt; pt = new PivotTableClass(); pt.ConnectionString ="Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Data Source=AHD-2003;database=northwind;user id=sa;password=;"; pt.DataMember ="select * from suppliers"; pt.ShowDetails(); I m using OWC10. But there is no method named ShowDetails(). How can it be? Do u have any example of how to display Pivot table programmatically.

Maybe one of these articles will help - Live ASP.NET Charts with Office Web Components[^] ASP.NET Charting Using Office Web Components (OWC)[^]

In the content page's source view there should be a page directive at the top. With in the directive there should be a masterpagefile="yourmasterpage.master". If you don't have one you will need to add it and intellisense should take care of the rest. Since your content page can be in any folder with in the application, it should the be the masterpagefile tag's responsibility to point to the correct masterpagefile. e.g. if the masterpage.master file in is the root directory, all of the contenct pages that use this master file should have the masterpagefile tag equaling "~/masterpage.master", regardless of their physical folder location. Michael I firmly believe that any man's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment of all that he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious. Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)

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sohne wrote: If i want to get access to newValues,oldValues/Keys in a RowUpdating event of a gridview/detailsview, do i have to always assign an objectdatasource. Yes, you do. If you don't specify the datasource in the DataSourceID property of the control, you only have the row index value in the event data argument GridViewUpdateEventArgs.

But the GACUTIL.exe is always supplied to the client. It is in the DotNet framework. So there is no point being illegal.

You should give us a little more points. When I read your question, I would say: "Press the send button!" What does the application? Is an error thrown? Do you get contact to the server? Have you implemented the sending of the eMail? Greetings, Ingo

Hi, do u have any example for related to it