Comments by Vijay Gill

Vijay Gill 1-Dec-16 8:48am View

As a developer yourself, would you be able to answer that question with that much information provided?

Vijay Gill 27-Jan-16 12:14pm View

Just like the message below, pad it with zeros on the left to get 6 digits and you are done! Now you don't need to worry about numbers being repeated and also you VP will be happy. Do you know how long before you run out of 6 digits? That could be another problem that might come back to bite you.

Vijay Gill 27-Jan-16 11:23am View

Why random number for invoice number? Keep it sequential and every number will be unique!

Vijay Gill 15-Jan-16 10:40am View

There is no harm in trying though. Re-factoring is an important part of a developer's job. One never joins a job and says "ah the only way to improve this project is to re-write it!". Even if it is a homework, it will teach him how to work on a project which was written ages ago and needs major heart surgery.

Vijay Gill 15-Jan-16 9:42am View

To me it seems, he is not asking for an n-tier design but separation of concerns. He mentions he has forms with each one of those having their own ADO connections, queries and possibly other duplication of code / logic. This can be achieved in an iterative process on a per-form basis and is tedious but not impossible.

Vijay Gill 15-Jan-16 9:42am View

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To me it seems, he is not asking for an n-tier design but separation of concerns. He mentions he has forms with each one of those having their own ADO connections, queries and possibly other duplication of code / logic. This can be achieved in an iterative process on a per-form basis and is tedious but not impossible.

Vijay Gill 15-Dec-15 4:33am View

Just occurred to me, are you in any way attaching the file in your code? If so, is the datafile still at the location where connection string mentions it to be?

Vijay Gill 15-Dec-15 4:31am View

Cannot make out much from that alone. Can you provide the code and connectionstring?

Vijay Gill 15-Dec-15 4:11am View

Does the application show/log any errors? More details please.

Vijay Gill 10-Dec-15 15:02pm View

I presume, object2 is a list. If so, is object1 added to that list too? Also, were the objects in object2 fetched using a session different from the session used to fetch object1? Also please post a bit more information (like scenario, code etc.) for helping us help you.

Vijay Gill 24-Aug-15 5:15am View

What have you tried so far?

Vijay Gill 5-Nov-14 8:46am View

My money will be on a dataset which has these two tables and a proper relationship setup among them. Then just fetch the two tables with parent first and child later. This way you bring back the minimum amount of data from server, and use minimum memory because there is no redundant data!

Vijay Gill 5-Nov-14 8:38am View

What's the problem with string.split?

Vijay Gill 4-Nov-14 6:06am View

Are your viesw using the shared layout? Or is your _ViewStart.cshtml setting it up or not?

Vijay Gill 3-Nov-14 13:30pm View

What platform / language?

Vijay Gill 3-Nov-14 13:21pm View

Oh, you need someone to do your homework. Good luck!

Vijay Gill 3-Nov-14 13:20pm View

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Oh, you need someone to do your homework. Good luck!

Vijay Gill 3-Nov-14 13:13pm View

What have you tried so far? Posting about your efforts first might attract some answers.

Vijay Gill 3-Nov-14 13:11pm View

sorry :) did not pay attention to it. Will keep it in mind in future.

Vijay Gill 30-Aug-13 5:08am View

Reason for my vote of 1 \n Wrong result. Image will not be persisted in database using this code.

Vijay Gill 11-May-12 10:02am View

Reason for my vote of 1
Gave up reading after a few linesof code. Can you provide an example showing a class being unit-tested?

What is Runner (in the statement Runner.run(am);)?

Also no downloadable solution provided which could be compiled and seen to be working.

Vijay Gill 9-Dec-11 5:25am View

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Vijay Gill 9-Dec-11 5:23am View

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Vijay Gill 3-May-11 9:13am View

If you can get data in dataset/datatable, then using RDLC reports with ReportViewer is not difficult. As a simple test, I created a dataset in my project with a table of arbitrary structure, added a report and chose that dataset/datatable as data source for that report. Then I could drop fields on to the report designer as I liked.

Vijay Gill 2-Dec-10 10:29am View

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Nothing new. This is available on a million websites already.

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