DataSource Controls :: Difference Between "!=" And "<>"?
May 25, 2010What is difference between != and <>
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View 13 Repliesi need some detail about ole and odbc.. what diffrence between ole and odbc
View 4 RepliesWhat is the difference between SqlServer2000 and sqlServer2005
View 1 RepliesWhat is the difference between DataRelation and ForeignKeyConstraint ?
Is a DataRelation generates automaticly a foreignkeyconstraint ?
What are the basic difference between the char and varchar datatype ?
View 5 RepliesI have a simple datatable with 2 fields, one a primary key which I will call PK and other which I will call COL1. I have used the dataset designer to generate update/insert/delete methods on the tableadapter. On my development system two update methods are generated wit hthe follow signatures:
Update(PK as System.String, COL1 as System.Bool, Original_PK as System.String)
Update(COL1 as System.Bool, Original_PK as System.String)
On the production system, however, the latter signature is not generated. What is more preplexing is that prior to today, production operated similar to test. Obviously somethign changed, but I have been unable to identify what.
Unfortunately the method being used now is the latter. Now I can create my own method with a similar signature, but this problem isn't unique to this datatable/tableadapter. I am very hesitent to make thsi change throughout the application, and even more so in touching the several other applications which I fear may have similar issues (though those rely less on generated udpates).
i am using my sql database. what type of data connection improve the performance.oledb connection or odbc connection ? what is the theory of these architectures?
View 8 RepliesCurrently I am working in Sql server 2005. I do not know the Sql Server 2000 and Sql Server 2008. what is the difference between Sql server 2005 and 2008?
What is the Difference between Sql Server 2000 and Sql Server 2005
I'm new to this community and got newbie question, briefly in data access in asp.net what is the difference between accessing dataset using typed Dataset and using data sources controls like SQL data source control ...? As I noticed that using data source controls is much easier, but it allows only one data access method i.e. only one query... am I right with that....
View 1 Repliesi want to update many rows with difference values inside table. i'm coding a timetable.
View 3 RepliesI would like to write Set difference minus operation with Linq on list objects using Except method. [Code]....
Tha above code always returns lstrbb objects.
Does anyone know, what is difference between SQL Server 2000, 2005 and 2008?
View 3 Repliesis there any difference between sql express and sql client. Actually I have been told to install a sql client using which i will connect to the sql server installed remotely. Also I have sql express edition 2008 installed on my machine. So is it the same. Will I be able to connect to the sql server using the sql server express edition.?
View 2 Replieswhat is difference in cluster index and noncluster index?
which is faster?how many cluster index and non cluster index per table?
what is composite primary key?on how many columns we can create composite key?
hao many maximum composite key's we can create on one table?
wt is the difference b/w sql server 2000 sql server 2005
View 4 RepliesTitle says it all. What is the difference between a DataSource and DataAdapter? I'm trying to decide if I should descend from IDataSource or IDataAdapter for code to be shared between Winforms and WebForms and I can't seem to figure out what the difference is other than slightly different ways to use them.
View 1 RepliesIs there any difference whether the DataSource was in or out the UpdatePanel?
View 2 RepliesI wondered what the difference between
'dbo.Property' and 'Property'
would be in an sql query
I have a legacy solution where all the DataSources are defined in the markup for all .aspx-pages. The problem I have with this is that the DataSource get instantiated several times since it is used in page, control... What I want is to have NInject to handle the instantiation of the DataSource so this doesn't happen. I have got that part to sort of work, but when the DataSource is defined in the code-behind instead of in the markup the Page property is not set on the DataSource, does anyone know why? A simple solution to this is to set the the Page property in a base class or something, but I do think that the property should be there and want to know why.
View 2 Replieswhere should we use clustered index and non clustered index.i mean in day to day use which on e to choice and how to make decision.
View 8 RepliesAs I am using two mkb time picker n gridview. For each mkb I use two button for In one button and for out another button. When I insert outtime automatically calculate the difference?
View 1 RepliesUsing the advise given on this post...
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... I was able to create a nice templated server control.
However, what I noticed is that on some templated controls such as the ASP.Net UpdatePanel you dont need to use FindControl to find the actual control inside your template. UpdatePanel has a template (or similar) and this just allows dirrect access to your controls without using the FindControl method that I have to use on the templated control I have created.
How do I make my control like the update panel where no template is needed?
I have Doubt in Ajax Control Kit.
In asp.net ajax we have controls Like,Tabcontainer,TextBox Watermark,Toggle Button,Password Strength etc..., and same Functionality/Controls also there in Jquery.. and Jquery does this in client side itself and what's the use of having the control in Ajax Control ToolKit(Server Control).. and what is main Difference?I think Jquery more efffective than Ajax Control
What is The Difference Between asp.net sever controls and html servser controls
View 1 Repliesgive me a best Custom control application with code snippet and explain me the basic difference between Custom control and user control?
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