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Yeah, some people just don't want to write code to solve problems anymore. They think that the .NET Framework can read minds and do everything you intended with just a few statements.
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He asked for an easier solution and I suggested one.
It's up to him to decide whether it works for his particular case. He didn't introduce that additional requirement, you did.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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An "easy" solution that ignores potential pitfalls is not good advice, but, yes, it is up to the OP.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Normalize the numbers?
Read the table from a view instead of directly and have a new computed column containing the data as PC001, PC002, PC010, PC100, etc.
Sort on that, but don't show it.
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So now you need to create a process in SQL Server to create the column and format the strings so they can be sorted.  What happens when there are more than three digits? What happens when the business logic changes or the field changes?
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Mark Nischalke wrote: What happens when there are more than three digits?
Um...you take 15 seconds to increase the size in function? Or set it to left-pad with zeros out to 20* places from the get-go and not worry about it? (* or whatever is reasonable)
Mark Nischalke wrote: What happens when the business logic changes or the field changes?
Well, that changes more than this little bit, so why worry about it since a boatload of stuff will need to be rewritten, anyway?
And, if that happened, you'd be rewriting any custom sorting in the program itself if you made your own comparer there. Me, I'd rather avoid that and just change a view.
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GenJerDan wrote: you'd be rewriting any custom sorting in the program itself if you made your own comparer there.
Not quite. Had similar requirements and wrote the comparer well enough the first time, no need to keep updating it.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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well thx all
well i guess the easiest way  that i will recode my code by using the datagridview without the databinding so i can use
SortCompare(object sender, DataGridViewSortCompareEventArgs e)
thanks anyway all
and thanks also to whom comment on my Q in a funny way
bye
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Hello,
I search a free TSA server, there are one ?
Thank you verry mutch.
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Have you looked here[^] 
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Hello,
it isn't the time stamp server 
Thank you.
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Hello,
I need the url of TSA, login for TSA et finnaly password TSA.
Thank you verry mutch.
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What do you mean by "TSA"? If it's time servers you're looking for, the link I sent you should meet your needs. There are no logins or passwords involved.
/ravi
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Hello,
I need a time stamp server for sign my dcuments. there are a free time stamp server?
Thank you verrry mutch.
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Ah, I understand. See this[^] apparently free timestamping authority.
/ravi
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If you read the information at the link I sent you, you would've seen this line:
Please note that https://tsa.aloaha.com does NOT require credentials!
I verified that I was able to access the authority (I used HTTP, as their certificate appears to be invalid) without error.
/ravi
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I sign my document using this time stamp autority using : http://tsa.aloaha.com[^] without login and password, but in i have this message : signature is time stamped, but the timestamp don't have verified.
Thank you.
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Sorry, I can't help you there. It would be best if you contacted the company.
Btw, here's[^] another free TSA you might want to try.
Good luck!
/ravi
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Hello,
I don't find the URL in the 2nd free TSA.
Thak you verry mutch.
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hi
I should build Windows-mobile and Webservice program
that contain 200 Windows-mobile terminals that need to download file from
WebService using WIFI connection.
Do I expect any problems of parallel file download ?
thanks
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Apparently you didn't notice but there is a Mobile[^] forum.
Based on what you describe you are not downloading files in parallel. There will be 200 separate calls to the service.
I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt
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Gali1978 wrote: Do I expect any problems of parallel file download ?
Might depend on things like available bandwidth, filesize, that kind of stuff. It's not 200 iso-files, right?
How about having ten of your companies computers each run 20 separate test-applications that download a file for a single location? That way you could simulate the event and "feel" the impact
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