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• Re: Working with comment ' character

  Are you creating SQL strings to insert the data into the SQL tables? If so then you need to make sure to replace the ' for a '' in the SQL string. Or you can create a parameterized command.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hordurj on 4/17/2007

• Re: Getting ASP.NET & IIS working in Vista

  If you run in the Classic .NET pool then you don't get the benefit of being able to create and use native .NET modules in the integrated pipeline. The main difference is that in the Classic setting the asp.net pages are run through the aspnet isapi but in the native the asp.net components are integrated into the same execution pipeline. So in the native mode you should at least experience some performance benefits because the is no redundancy with pipeline stages.

  Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by hordurj on 4/12/2007

• Re: how to split a string without a delimeter

  And my previous reply is actually incorrect. The second parameter is of course the length of the substring so it should be substring(0,4) and substring(4,2).

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hordurj on 3/29/2007

• Re: how to split a string without a delimeter

  You can use the Substring method string year = yy_mo.substring(0,3); string month = yy_mo.substring(4,5); string newyy_mo = year + ";" + month;

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hordurj on 3/29/2007

• Re: How to handle hash key not found

  Can do something like if (ht.ContainsKey(key)) { // output value ht[key] } else { // output Book Title not found } Or use Contains if you are using the IDictionary interface.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by hordurj on 3/23/2007

• Re: Could someone provide the specfic syntax to work around this ExecuteNonQuery runtime issue

  Something like this should work: SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection ( ConfigurationManager .ConnectionStrings[ "ConnectionString1" ].ToString()); SqlCommand wcmd = new SqlCommand ( "update guidtest set name='John' where id=@id" new SqlParameter ( "@id" , SqlDbType .UniqueIdentifier, 16)); wcmd.Parameters[ "@id" ].Value = new Guid ( "047B4CEE-90CE-4309-93A4-9740242D02BB" ); conn.Open(); wcmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); conn.Close();

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hordurj on 3/23/2007

• Re: Could someone provide the specfic syntax to work around this ExecuteNonQuery runtime issue

  In your query have you tried select * from table where UserId = '{' + @UserId + '}' or to have the parameters as SqlDbType.UniqueIdentifier size 16 and set the guid directly as a value.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hordurj on 3/23/2007

• Re: Cannot implicitly convert type 'int' to 'System.DateTime'

  Convert.ToInt32 and Convert.ToString convert to int and string respectively. What you want is Convert.ToDateTime to DateTime. DateTime dt = Convert.ToDateTime(TextBox5.Text); DateTime dt1 = Convert.ToDateTime(TextBox6.Text);

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hordurj on 3/16/2007

• Re: credentials and impersonation

  Does your impersonated account have access to all the the neccesary files, like the .net temporary files. If you are running IIS6 on a Windows 2003 you should also check the identity of the application pool the website is running under, by default it is the NETWORK SERVICE. What error do you get?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by hordurj on 3/15/2007

• Re: Getting ASP.NET & IIS working in Vista

  Vista is running IIS7 and the web.config has changed a little. Now you can configure any of the modules for each website, both regular ISAPis and the .NET modules. The modules are stored under a <system.webServer> element under tha <configuration> section. <configuration> <system.webServer> <modules> <add name="modulename" ...../> </module> ... ... </configuration> You could also try to change the app pool from the DefaultAppPool to the Classic .NET

  Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by hordurj on 3/14/2007