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• Re: SqlDataSource Slow... Query Analyzer Fast

  I actually resolved this. I found that I had a couple of things in my where clause that, for some reason, were slowing down the sqldatasource selectquery. In my case, i was using day(@somedate) and month(@somedate) to search on, instead I just wrote a between statement and that solved the problem. I doubt that'll help but there it is.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by boyd5 on 12/18/2008

• SqlDataSource Slow... Query Analyzer Fast

  If I run the same query in query analyzer that I have running in a sql data source on my application, it returns in 2 seconds. If I run it through my interface with a sqldatasource control it takes 20x that long. I'm running these queries against fairly large tables, but I'm just flabbergasted at how much slower this is... any reasoning behind this? Thanks.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by boyd5 on 12/18/2008

• Re: Authentication failed because the remote party has closed the transport stream. VB

  Did anyone ever figure this out? Thanks, A

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by boyd5 on 3/28/2008

• Re: master page problem: DIV is "re-enumerated" in derivated page

  Take away the runat="server" in the div tag. That'll fix the problem.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by boyd5 on 1/12/2008

• Re: Reg. Array in webforms

  Why wouldn't you just change the datasource programmatically? I don't get why you're trying to do it inline?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by boyd5 on 1/11/2008

• Re: master page problem: DIV is "re-enumerated" in derivated page

  If you need to change something on the master page, you're better off casting the master page and calling a method to manipulate a server control (such as a label) that is on the master page. Say you have a master page called MyMaster and you put a label on that master page that you want to gain access to, you'd create a public method called: public void SetLabelText(string text); //manipulates label then in your aspx page you'd call: ((MyMaster) Master).SetLabelText("New Text That

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by boyd5 on 1/11/2008

• Re: Each keystroke in a textbox activates a subroutine (VB)

  I've been down this road before. There's no easy way to do this -- you can fudge a postback event on key press, but it's more trouble than it's worth. Consider using a 3rd party control such as telerik's radcombobox or something like that if you need to check for a new character on key up -- just a suggestion.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by boyd5 on 1/11/2008

• Re: Pass DataSet Argument to Event Handler Function?

  Hi Chris, You need to create a delegate that has a DataSet object as it's parameter and then you can create events off of it: public delegate void HandleDataSet(DataSet ds); public event HandleDataSet MyEventName; to raise the event it would then just be: MyEventName(myDataSet); Hope that helps.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by boyd5 on 1/11/2008

• Re: Invalid postback or callback argument.

  Personally, For me, at least, this problem was caused because I was updating a control outside of the updatepanel, which in turn, caused this error to come up. In one case, I was changing the visibility of a control outside of the updatepanel, but the control was still visible. Then when I clicked on any control within said user control, this error would pop up. Maybe that'll get you thinking in a different direction.

  Posted to Migrating from ASP.NET 1.x to ASP.NET 2.0 (Forum) by boyd5 on 11/8/2007

• Re: Loading XML file data into a typed dataset

  Here's the code: StringReader stringReader = new StringReader(file); ehmsData.ReadXml(stringReader); Where ehmsData is a typed dataset and file is a path to the xml file. That's all it takes.

  Posted to XML and XmlDataSource Control (Forum) by boyd5 on 8/29/2007