C#

SqlDataSource1.ConnectionString = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["YourConnStr"].ConnectionString;//YourConnStr is initialized in web.config file<br />
<br />
SqlDataSource1.SelectCommand = "select * from  yourtablename"; //Set SQL Command<br />
SqlDataSource1.DataSourceID = "SqlDataSource1";//Set DataSource ID, in this case DatasourceID is SqlDataSource1<br />
SqlDataSource1.DataTextField = "ColText";//DataTextField  represent text, which is displayed in DropDownList<br />
SqlDataSource1.DataValueField = "ColVal";";//DataValueField represent value<br />
SqlDataSource1.DataBind();    

bool IsProcessAlreadyRunning(string processName)
{
   Process[] processes = Process.GetProcesses(processName);
   return (processes != null && processes.Length != 0);
}

KhaledK wrote:

I
need to know how I can ignore Weekends by using C#

TextBox myTextbox = new TextBox();

    //give the text box a good name, so you can refer to it later
    //perhaps keep the name the same but increment it.
myTextbox.Name = "inputbox_1";

myTextbox.Left = 100;
myTextbox.Top = 100;

this.Controls.Add(myTextbox);

foreach (object myTextBox in this.Controls )
{
    if (myTextBox.GetType().ToString() == "System.Windows.Forms.TextBox")
    {
    	TextBox thisText = (TextBox)myTextBox;
	MessageBox.Show(thisText.Name );
         
        // check its the right textbox
        if(thisText.Name.SubString(thisText.Name.Lenght-1)=="inputbox_")
        {
            // this is one of the textboxs I am looking for...
        } 
     }
}

Tina P wrote:

The problem is my very limited experience with ASP.Net. I am a starter.

ASP.NET Questions should be posted in the ASP.NET forum.