while its not replacing anything and have no performance benefits, why its exist ? i am asking this because the lambda expression is hard :rolleyes: thank you
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LINQ to Entitiesdo you really use it ? why i need to learn new syntax to get lower performance ? when i have no time and the high performance is not a must i go for the Dataset. its ok with the collections and arrays but with the database !! what do you think ? regardless that i am late to ask this :D
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what do you think ??thank you all for the replies :) so what do you uses as a reports tool ??
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what do you think ??:)
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what do you think ??i don't know.... but i think that was rude
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what do you think ??do i did something wrong here [^] ??
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Crystal Reports question - where to go ?whats you problem ??
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Crystal Reports question - where to go ?i have a question related to Crystal Reports. the report is hosted in an aspx page what is the right forum to go to ??
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parameter with the In functionthis is new to me :) thank you... will read about it
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parameter with the In functionthank you this is nice. i will give it a try. or simply :-D string strIds = "1,2,3,4"; SqlCommand com="select * from tbl_name where id in(" + strIds + ")";
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parameter with the In functionmmmmmm suppose you have a check box list that contains 50 items(id) and the user can select as many as he wish from the list.. then how you can pass the selected ids to a stored procedure ?? giving that you don't know how many ids you will pass?? got me??
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parameter with the In functionthank you.. i know this :) my question was how to do that with a parameter
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parameter with the In functionhi can we user parameters with the In function ?? example: select * from tbl_Name where id in(par) // par is a parameter pass to a stored procedure i want to do this because i dont know how many ids i will get. thank you
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Response.Redirect(url, bool):)
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Response.Redirect(url, bool)hi the second parameter suppose to: Indicates whether execution of the current page should terminate. but what does this mean ?? where i have to realty use the second parameter ?? thank you
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Crystal Reports Export to PDF not workingno, i found many many threads aboutnthis issue... but have no luck with a soluation :(
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Crystal Reports Export to PDF not workingi installed only the runtime for CR, i can see the report and i can export it to MSword, but the problem with the exporting to pdf.
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Crystal Reports Export to PDF not workinghi iam using CR to export reports to PDF in a web application, everything in the local computer is fine but when i deployed the project :(.... when i click the print button on the report and after clicking the OK button in the Print Options, a white screen appear and nothing is happening any suggestions ??
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c# to vb.betThank you all :)
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c# to vb.bethi, Could someone please translate this code to vb.net ?
static string str= "OKVALUES";
static string encode(string s)
{
string strTest = "";
for (int i = 0; i < s.Length; i++)
{
byte b = (byte)s[i];
strTest += str[b >> 4];
strTest += str[b & 0xf];
}
return strTest ;
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