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It's similar. You see you can bind any IEnumerable object to a listbox.. DataSets, DataTables, List (of [Object]), Arrays etc.. so you might have something ddlDropDownList1.DataSource=[IENumerable DataSource] ddlDropDownList1.DataBind() that would bind the data provided you were using a...

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well, when you upload it to your site, it is no longer running locally. The host (the place you uploaded it to) must have your appliction in IIS configured to use ASP.NET 2.0.

this is beginning to sound to me like the Web Application in IIS is not set up for .NET 2.0

You're welcome.. sorry bout that.. I didn't see the other instance declared :P

going along with Adeptus.. these data should NOT be in the querystring.. this should be a form POST and not passed in the querystring. Datavalidation should not just be performed on the client side.. it's ok to do that but you definately NOT rely on that as Javascript can be disabled. IF you...

David.. in javascript there is an escape() function that will do this. Also, I'm quite curious now. I've seen this thread a few times and I just keep scratching my head. A string is a string is a string. If you have form fields that contain & or +, then it is part of a string.. any form POST's...

in addition to the above reponse; Remember, you can be clever as how the new file gets to the client .If you update a report etc.. you put a copy on the server and set a login script up to copy the db fe to their machine when they login.

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I'm inclined to go with size of data transmission with regards to the insertions as to why the execution is slow(er).

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sql 2005 has some differnt system objects and some underlying "plumbing" that access 2003 may not understand. By the way, I am referring of use of MS Access 2003 and 2005 where the access part is an ADP. I would venture a guess and say since ODBC is "universal" that there would be less issues...

I have had issues with your scenario Susan. Importing data to be more specific (using the Access import tools). I know I had a few other issues, but I haven't used access in quite some time now. so I can't remember.

it was apparent that your keyboard didn't have the sense enough to make the change for your :p

you declared your type in your event as string and your handler is looking for a an integer.. adjust your datatypes to match.

a few things to tweak first. These tweaks may change your flow so lets start with them first. Dim dvEquipPool As DataView dvEquipPool = New DataView Can be changed to Dim dvEquipPool As New DataView() dvEquipPool.Table = Me.DsEquipPool.EquipPool...

You don't need to inherit Form in a new class.. you can add your events to the base form.

the entire replacement code you're looking for is Replace(message,"'","''") executing inline SQL leaves you open to SQL injection.. please consider using stored procedures.

loaded up no problem on my box. Check your add/remove to see if .net 2.0 is installed on your target machine.

Probably related datatables in a dataset. you might want to expose some public properties on your class so your other classes can grab them easily. I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to do.. screen shots would give me a better idea. :)