C#

Mark Nischalke wrote:

Then you're in teh wrong place. Go buy a book on XML and read it for starters.

TrooperIronMan wrote:

What should I do with XML in my .net C#, program

TrooperIronMan wrote:

Almost any XML book I know of is not on specific topic like What should I do with XML in my .net C#,

Mark Nischalke wrote:

If you find the book that tell you what to do for your specific project

Mark Nischalke wrote:

After supposedly reading online resources such as CP and MSDN

Mark Nischalke wrote:

it's time to chose a new career.

bluewavestrider wrote:

For example, I made an XML file containing all the countries in the world. I use this in my applications to populate a Countries ComboBox or DropDownList

avanwieren wrote:

You don't have to close your connection when you are done as this will do it for you.

using (SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(connectionString))
{
    Do some thing with the database here!
}//This provides the dispose method for you!

connection.open();
connection.close();

avanwieren wrote:

when you hit the final end bracket of the using statement

DataTable dbsDataTable_= new DataTable("DT_Teams");
string strQuery = "SELECT * FROM t_DT_Teams;
string connectionstring = "YourConnectionString";

using(OleDbConnection connection = new OleDbConnection(connectionString)
{
     OleDbCommand dbsCommand = connection.CreateCommand();
     dbsCommand.CommandText = strQuery;

     OleDbDataAdapter dbsAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapter(dbsCommand);
     dbsAdapter.Fill(dbsDataTable);
}

DataRow[] result;
//Expresion similar to where clause
string expression= "column (= > <)value)";
result = dbsDataTable.Select(expression);