ADO.NET

Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to regenerate the increment id's in an AutoIncrement Column? My situation is this...I have a client application that is recieving a several DataTables from a service. The DataTables contain an auto increment ...

Sir, We need some help in photoshop Add-in. Here  i am sending the problem. Please do in favour in solving the problem. Through  the .Net application we are activating the photoshop and sending the short cut keys to photoshop for activating the adjustment dialog boxes. ...

I am quite new in programming an I have to develop an application (Project-Management-Software) with Visual Studio .NET 2005 and SQL Server 2005 (ADO.NET). My problem is how to map the sql-server table to the .NET Object/class! ...

The below code is what I put together to open a XML persisted ADODB 2.8 recordset in an ADO.Net v2 DataSet.  My question is if the below code the best why to go about this. Thanks Dan Reber ...

We are working on a project where we are converting our client server application to a n-tier model to make it more scalable. The question I have here for the group is to see if I can get some ideas on how the ...

I have searched far too long for an answer to this riddle...and I know it's probably right in front of me. I have found articles using older versions of ADO that set Jet specific properties on the ADO connection object. In ADO.NET 2.0 the Connection ...

I've seen several posts in the archives regarding making your VB .NET application have a relative path connection string to an Access DB, but do not see a definite resolution to the matter. Here's what I'm trying to resolve: ...

Greetings, I'm fairly new to ASP.NET/ADO.NET and SQL. I worked out a few issues with the help of some nice folks here. Now, I'm starting a clean Web site project but am having trouble right off ...

Hello, I just have a form in which there's a textbox for queries. I need to use the SQL statements for an Access db, like this, which works fine in a SQL db: SELECT * FROM table WHERE name LIKE @name + '%' ...