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It's reliable (as it's part of SQL server) and flexible up to a point. It really depends what you want to do. You'll find more info on the microsoft site.
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Can u please let me know how to embed it with dot net ide, waiting for ur reply asap.
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Hi.
In my webapplication, i never handle errors by try catch (my code language is c#).
But I handle all errors in PageError and Applicationerror events. But after handling them, I want to show my message in another page. I do that on this way:
Response.Write("window.open('errorpage.aspx')");
But I have a problem. On this way, the first page shows the exception and the code which error was raised. But I want to show the original page, because I show my message in another page.
Please offer my method to do the way which I want to handle my errors.
Thanks
Rastgar
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m.rastgar wrote: i never handle errors by try catch
Nice programming practice 
Why not handle the error, create a logging object that handles the exception and pops up a page with the info?
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m.rastgar wrote: Please offer my method to do the way which I want to handle my errors.
Debug and eliminate them, then they won't show up and you won't have to worry about displaying them.
only two letters away from being an asset
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Mark Nischalke wrote: Debug and eliminate them
And how exactly do you debug and eliminate Natwork outages, timeouts (except raising the script timeout to an unusually high number) or any number of other exceptions that can happen during the ongoing usage of any application?
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Seriously, if those of you posting here are employed as programmers then I should become a consultant so I can get paid $$$ to clean up all the mess you all are inevitably creating. If your not going to use try catch blocks, at least use an error handling class.
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Hey, me first on the clean up gig, I posted first.
only two letters away from being an asset
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could i have a class when any exception raises, my class method raise>
if yes, tell me how?
Thanks
Rastgar
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Hi Friends,
just brief me on method level security in web services.. just two three lines on wat needs to be done.
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Line 1: TRY
Line 2: USING
Line 3: GOOGLE
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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He aims, he shoots, he scores...
 Back of the net
the last thing I want to see is some pasty-faced geek with skin so pale that it's almost translucent trying to bump parts with a partner - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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I am a chinese too,i got a very good open-source project NBear,and there is a "NBear Starter Kit" in it , it's a web project using multi-language(chinese,english and other) write in C# asp.net2.0
NBear website http://nbear.org
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When i try to insert a record in my webapplication,it is giving the Following Error:
INSERT statement conflicted with COLUMN FOREIGN KEY constraint 'FK_Client'. The conflict occurred in database 'sam', table 'ClientStatus', column 'client_id'. The statement has been terminated.
I want to know why it is giving this error and how to resolve this error.
Thanks in Advance,
Regards,
Suresh Dayma
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Suresh Dayma wrote: I want to know why it is giving this error and how to resolve this error.
Because you have related tables. The insert breaks the relationship in some way. There is other data (probably in a table called Client) that needs to be inserted first.
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hey, it's all about the relations in ur DB. for sure u r having a releation between the clientstatus and client_id and the primary key in the client_id doesn't exist in the other table. i mean the value.
Estarta
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hi,
when i view the same webpage (developed using asp.net 2.0 &
visual studio 2005 and Browser IE 6.0) in different browesers position of the table is disturbing slightly going up or down in
Opera and Mozillafirefox but viewed properly in Internet exp 6.0
While desining the page,
Controls are positioned "relatively" and using "Top" and "Left" attributes of style property.
how to solve the problem???
Please guide.
Thank you.
yog
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There are two reasons for this:
1. You are using IE 6 as reference, which is a bad move. IE 6 is the one of the current browsers that is by far the worst at rendering pages correctly. I advice you to use a standards compliant browser when designing instead (which basically means any other browser). It's much easier to tweak a design to also support IE 6, than to tweak a design from supporting only IE 6 to supporting all other browsers also.
2. You are using tables for layout. A table adjusts itself according to it's contents, and it's not clearly defined exactly how this should be done. The result is that all browsers do this slightly differently.
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It's amazing to see how much work some people will go through just to avoid a little bit of work.
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FireFox has a Dom inspector. IE has one as well from MS. That is what I use to tweak my HTML.
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i had the same issue. And solution is use firefox is base tool for dev and tesing. Firefox provides java console also.
Amit
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i need an application in 2003 asp.net with c#, where i will have a grid which will display all log files present in different applications in my machine and on clicking on a the corresponding button in that row it should open that log file from that application.
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Have you tried Start>Search...?
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Not a problem - how much you gonna pay me?
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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