Comments by G3Coder (Top 28 by date)

Hi,

Without going into too much detail on what you have posted - try a group by clause in your SQL.

G

Hi,

Select....FirstOrDefault(); is only going to return 1 result.
Try ToList() and iterate through that list.

G

Hi,

Struggling to follow, but do you need a way to work out what in the DB schema will break your copy - so a unique key for example?

G

Cool, glad to help - just remember that static belongs to the class not the instance and its plain from there..

Have fun
G

Hi,

In the LengthyOperation class you have a static timer, and in the ctor you add elapsed events (+=) to that single static timer. So, when you enable the timer for subsequent LengthyOperations in the ctor, all events are still attached and then trigger, resulting in the confusion on the front end. I suggest you make the timer a non-static private field of the LengthyOperation class and test.

Have fun
G

Hi,
Have you tried the WCF tracing? Specifically <source name="System.ServiceModel" switchvalue="Warning" />

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms751526(v=vs.110).aspx

G

Hi there,

I don't think the size of the file is the problem - in my experience the error produced when you exceed the size mentions the size as a constraint. Could you maybe provide the client config?

Hi,

Please provide some details of the system.

G

Pleasure :) Enjoy the weekend.

I don't think it has been initialized yet so the .Settings isn't there yet. The documents don't say you can do this exactly - more they show examples once everything is up and running, so I would struggle to say they are wrong.
The Properties.Settings method does work in the constructor of the MainWindow() as per the documentation.

Hi Patrick,

Can't find anything in the MSDN explaining it. To me it looks like the data isn't loaded yet.

Even an attempt with System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings doesn't yield any proper results.

Depending on the whys and hows I suggest an old school file storing settings.

Good luck.
G

Maybe if you explained what you mean by "marry"?
There will no easy referential integrity across the two separate databases, and if you want such a single database is the way forward. If not - just insert the data into the second database.

He will need a WSDL to consume - have a look at: https://drclawx.wordpress.com/2011/06/24/77/

Hi, can you confirm which Oracle client you are running? Use tnsping to determine which Oracle client is been used. It might be that the 64 bit client is last in the path variable and the 32 bit Oracle client is been used instead.

Have you tried checking the Event Viewer (would expect Windows Logs -> Application) for details of why it won't run? Normally there is a clue there.

Hi,

If you don't catch the exception in IsValidEmailDomain() it will be passed up the stack to the calling code, i.e. test(). So if you put the catch block there (in test()) your requirements will be met.

Thanks

The host will be closed when the button click event is finished. You can test this by adding a Closing event to your service host instance. Try removing the using statement and let us know how it goes; though remember you are going to need to close it sometime.

You are using the servicehost in a button click - won't it go out of scope?

Hi,

Can you let us see how you have defined the interface in the middleware; and have you tried to register it on the local machine and run it from there as a test?

So have a label with I1314 (can be generated before the form loads) and the text box can hold the rest of the number. You then concatenate the label and textbox text together.

Hi,

No problem - most of the time all it takes is a different pair of eyes.

Good luck.

Hi V.Lorz

No I don't.

Could you post a link and chandan0285 can decide on the risks?

Regards