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You have overcomplicated things. Pretty much all that you should have to do is change the <sqlServer> name, assuming that the databasename is the same, and the sqlPassword and sqlUser, if they are different.
Something like this:
<pre>
<configuration>
<sqlServer>RemoteServerName\SQLInstanceName</sqlServer>
<sqlDatabase>Name of the Database you want on that server</sqlDatabase>
<sqlUser>sa</sqlUser>
<sqlPassword>^1^Rg+/IaL/Xa1KfZLSuaLN0Q==</sqlPassword>
<sqlTrusted>False</sqlTrusted>
</configuration></pre>
where RemoteServerName, is the name of the remote server machine (or, I believe, its' IP Address.
and SQLInstanceName is the name of the SqlServer Instance on that machine. e.g. on my local machine SQLInstanceName would be SQLExpress, because that is what I named it when I installed it.
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Hi, guys,
I am trying to get time by MouseDown and MouseUp events on a custom control with several picture boxes on it. Since e.X and e.Y can be taken when those two events occur, I create a method in that custom control called getTimeAt(int x, int y). The code of this method is as follows:
public DateTime getTimeAt(int x, int y)
{
DateTime selectedTime = new DateTime();
Random rnd=new Random();
int hour = (y - 10) / 20 + 7;
int minute = (x - 25) / 50 * 10+rnd.Next(1,9);
if (minute>59)
{
minute = 59;
}
selectedTime = DateTime.Today;
selectedTime = selectedTime.AddHours(hour);
selectedTime = selectedTime.AddMinutes(minute);
return selectedTime;
}
However, this doesn't work the same way as I expected. When I initiated one object of this custom control in a winform, and made a test app, do it as the following code,
private void selectorControl1_MouseDown(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
maskedTextBox1.Text = selectorControl1.getTimeAt(e.X, e.Y).ToString("hhmm");
}
it didn't get the e.X and e.Y from those picture boxes but only from that custom control. Anyone knows what's wrong here? Or does anybody have a better idea to solve my problem?
Thank you!
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The MouseEventArgs coordinates are relative to the control that raised the event (generally - some cases where relative to form or screen origin).
I think you will have to handle the PictureBox_MouseDown for each of your PictureBoxes.
Regards
David R
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David, thank you for you quick reply. I've tried that also by declaring such a method in that custom control class, and then referring it to the MouseDown event of each PictureBox, but my problem here is how do I code so that I can get the time and then show it in MaskedTextBox. I would appreciate you so much if you can help me out of this. Thank you and Best Wishes!!
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how do i disable the close button in a windows form
This code was posted by me...
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Set Form.ControlBox = false
(this also removes the Maximise, Minimise and system menu from the form).
You can disable the close box (grey it out, but leave the other info) by overriding the CreateParams method in your form:
protected override CreateParams CreateParams
{
get
{
CreateParams parms = base.CreateParams;
parms.ClassStyle |= 0x200;
return parms;
}
}
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Hi every one.
there is a application that receives data from BTS stations and shows them as log in a grid...
In order to analyze the log,I need to access to the grid.I don't know how to access and read that?
in other words how can I read data shown in a third party application?
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Hi,
you can interact with GUI parts in any app using Win32 calls such as EnumWindows, FindWindow, SendMessage and GetWindowText; it takes some knowledge of how Windows works and a lot of P/Invoke. If you haven't done this yet, you'll need to learn several new things. Use Google and look for some examples here on CodeProject.
My TrayIconBuster article does something related, although the goals are different.
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Thanks for your reply
I searched user32.dll API Reference for C#,the best I found is "list of some user32.dll functions.With findWindow(...) the window could be found but how access to it's objects(ex. grid,textbox).which function could help me?
thanks in advance
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All Controls are Windows themselves. And you will have to study, you can't solve your problem by asking 100 questions here.
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ok....hmmm ... Could you please [give|refer] me some references for study?
Thank you.
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I think perhaps this question is beyond the scope of the forum you have posted into. In order to access the information in the third party application you need to know how that application stores the data, including the structure of the windows used to display it. By enumerating all the windows belonging to the application you may be able to get to the simple text displays, but that will not guarantee you can understand the data as it is presented.
My suspicion is that you need to spend a lot of time learning the fudamentals of MS Windows before you can attempt to solve this problem. I would suggest reading anything (and everything) written by people like Mark Russinovich and Charles Petzold for a start.
good luck.
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Hi,
Any straight forward way to produce a video from a series of images in C#?? You know, setting the frame and compression rates, I suppose DirectX can do that but couldn't find an answer..
Thank you guys.
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Hi folks!
I have a strange behaviour I cannot explain, perhaps someone who's deep into 64bit development can enlighten me?
I have 2 applications written in C#: A main app (A) and an additional program for updates (U). When A is started and there's something to update, A starts U (using System.Diagnostics.Process) and quits. U in turn updates A's files and restarts A afterwards. So far, so simple. Worked for years (on 32bit Windows) without problems.
Now recently while doing some testing on Win7RC 64bit I discovered that the automatic update fails. When there's something to update, Windows tells me after a while that U doesn't work anymore and kills it (leaving an exception in Kernelbase.dll in the event log).
After some debugging I found that U hangs as soon as I try to show a non modal dialog containing at least one control (using new Form().Show(); showed the empty dialog OK and didn't hang). When I modified U's status dialog to add all controls inside its Load event and not already inside InitializeComponent(), the Updater hangs when I add the first control to the Form's Controls collection. 
A was compiled with x86 as target (because I need to use 32bit third-party COM objects) and U with AnyCPU (because it didn't have any specific external dependencies I thought it doesn't matter which processor architecture it's compiled for), thus running as 64bit application on a 64bit OS.
After switching U to x86 as well it worked, but I still don't know why!
With A being x86 and U being AnyCPU I can't even get a MessageBox to show (although the call to MessageBox.Show() doesn't hang the application).
Unfortunately I don't have the faintest idea what's going on here. Does anyone have a clue?
Thanks in advance,
mav
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Hi mav,
mav.northwind wrote: I have a strange behaviour
You do? that is too bad. 
I don't think I can help you.
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Ok, saying that my applications are behaving strangely would be more appropriate 
Regards,
mav
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hi all,
i have a datagridview, that one of columns is delete link.
when i click on a delete link and close form, the record from db is not deleted.
but, when i click on two delete link and close form, first clicked record is deleted and second clicked is not deleted.
my code is:
--------OnClick Event--------
MYDBClass db = new MYDBClass();
db.deleteDAT("Unit");
---------MY DB CLASS---------
private SqlDataAdapter Sda;
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public void deleteDAT(string tblName)
{
SqlCommandBuilder cb = new SqlCommandBuilder(Sda);
Sda.DeleteCommand = cb.GetDeleteCommand();
try
{
Sda.Update(Ds, tblName);
}
catch (SqlException e)
{
MessageBox.Show(e.ToString());
}
}
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I was trying to built a "Paint" program that can paint that user wants to paint. but the thing is when my form is minimized or another form is selected over my form the painted portion is removed.
In java , i know that if i use "repaint()" function the it as ok, but what to do with C#.
sorry for my english.
plz help me urgent.
Thanks
Mahbub-E-Rababni [Tafin]
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You can use Refresh()
or use Event OnPaint()
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thanks
OnPaint() can only paint the base form, i can not paint on a panel or a picturbox....what to do???
thanks.
Mahbub-E-Rabbani [TAFIN]
Bangladesh
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TAFIN wrote: OnPaint() can only paint the base form, i can not paint on a panel or a picturbox
Since when?
Every control has it's own Paint event.
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i took a form and then a picturebox. i wanted to piant on the picture box that will stay if the form is minimized of sent to back of other forms.
the Event OnPaint()is used for the base Form Form1 but not for picturebox...and does the Event paint() of picturebox does that waht i want!!!
thanks.
mahbub-E-Rabbani [TAFIN]
Bangladesh
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Then use the PictureBox.Paint event - if you must use a picture box at all, rather than painting on the form directly. If you Google for "PictureBox.Paint" the first link is the MSDN example of how to paint on a picturebox[^]
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ok
thanks
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C# repaint equivalent is Invalidate.
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