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sucram 7-Dec-11 10:50am View

Check out my update. If that is not what you are looking for you need to explain your question a bit better orgive us the select statement you want build.

sucram 7-Dec-11 8:58am View

Ditto. Second chat question in a couple of hours.

sucram 5-Dec-11 10:51am View

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sucram 2-Dec-11 5:34am View

Update the code. You really could have figured that part out yourself

sucram 2-Dec-11 1:34am View

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If a query does not return a result it will return a table with no rows. So binding to table[0] should not be an issue, unless the dataset is populated programmatically somehow and the table is not created..

sucram 9-Jun-11 6:04am View

Sorry for the late feedback.

The link you provided me with answered my questions. Thanks a mill.

sucram 3-Jun-11 8:39am View

Thanks Wayne, I will deffinetly read through this series of articles, I was reading Sacha's series of articles called Beginner's Guide to Threading just to familiarize myself again with some of the pitfalls wrt threading.

sucram 24-May-11 9:18am View

Thanks, figured it out eventually I forgot to add an errormessage to the validator and my regular expression was not exactly what I wanted it to be.

The user input failed validation without notifying me, hence the postback did not fire. I also only noticed that the regular expression was not what I wanted it to be after I added the error message to the validator.

sucram 17-Jan-11 4:45am View

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Reason for my vote of 5
Completly forgot about this operator. Thanks for reminding me I will definetly uses so as not to forget it again.

sucram 29-Dec-10 2:24am View

Hi Ben,

When using the Foreach loop with an array it has nor performance hit what so ever. Many abide to this vicious rumor.

If you however use the foreach loop with lists then you will suffer a blow to performance. This blow is not significant if you do not work with list often. If you do however need to access lists often then the foreach loop should be replaced with a for loop.

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