Connect to the master database and run the following: SELECT name FROM sysdatabases Does this help? My: Blog | Photos "Man who stand on hill with mouth open will wait long time for roast duck to drop in." -- Confucious

I too got the same error. To overcome it just Rebuild the solution(Project). Then u will get it.

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is nothing.

hi there, if u want to use @@Identity to get the last inserted record, u've to use the int field with auto increament attribute. Then, u can use this identity to retrive the info of the last inserted record << >>

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void foobar (int noNumber) {} even int main (int argc, char* argv []) { } is accepted by many compilers apart from that, any empty block is just fine {} You can do everything with macros, but that's just cheating, the semi colon is a statement terminator in C (unlike Pascal, where it is a statement delimiter), so you would need them in the maco definition another option would be to use the intialization list in the constructor OGR

Sorry, I hvae no usefull javascript links. I can understand your confusion about accessing attributes. The DOM is quite confusing and I am constanly learning new information. Your code did not work because you were adding a javascript property to your javascript object (javascript is so dynamic, it just lets you do it). Google 'javascript attributes getnameditem' and you will find information about how the DOM treats attributes.

What about using Session["whatever"] = MyValue; Cheers Al