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Here is document that explains "Accessibility" in msdn. I hope this will help... http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcn7/html/vbconaccessibility.asp enjoy JK

Here is sample application MSDN created! http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnexxml/html/xml09152003.asp enjoy JK

No...once you have xml file, you open the file in excel. It will ask you few question first time you will open. After you do that save the excel file and you are all set. Jignasu

Well, Good news...There is certainly a way...Here is what I tried and it works...You can indeed create new session variables from Business Layer... Here is one of the function in my Business class... Public Function Test(ByRef context As HttpContext) context.Session("Test") = "Test" End...

I am not sure if that could be done or not. But there are other ways you can have those information available to the web appliction. Since you are creating Business Rules Layer, you will have to that Bueiness Rule be used in Web Application. For example, when you access Authticate method of...

You certainly can also open using code. I am not sure what exacetly you are trying to do. But if you could explain what is that you need, I might be able to offer other solution/scenario.

You don't have to write to excel, you can open xml file using excel! In a sense, you are creating presentation layer using excel. So in future all you have to do is replace underlaying xml file and excel will update automatically.

Yes, It is straight dump to excel and it will be nicely formatted. Below is an example of what I dumped to xml file...You also have option to create schema file. ns1:CourseID ns1:CourseName ns1:CourseDesc 28 Test 1 Test 1 32 tEST 2 tEST 2 34 Test X Test X 25 Test 4 Test 4 27 Test Test 29 Test...

What you can do is, instead of having to export as excel file, export as xml file and then you can open it in excel. I also know there is a way to export as excel, but need never done that. I hope this will help. Below is the code I used (three lines). SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(DataSet1) Dim...

I would suggest, instead of having to refer session variable directly, pass them as parameters of the function. Something like below... Private Function NoUserObjectRedirect(CurUserObj as boolean) if CurUserObj = True then .... End End Function When you call a function it...

Trace.axd file is not a physical file that can be browsed or used. It is generated on the fly when you request it. Jignasu

Yes, Same rules applies as database update. For instance, if you have a view that pulls data from multiple tables you can not use that to update data! But you can execute more than one update commands to achieve that.

Andrew, It is really simple. Below is the sample code for UpdateCommand event of datagrid. Hope this will help... http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemwebuiwebcontrolsdatalistclassupdatecommandtopic.asp Jignasu

Try using something like below... If Not IsDBNull(objDataReader.GetString(2)) Then ... End If Jignasu

Have you looked at MSDN? Below is the link that might answer your question. Hope this helps... http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vblr7/html/vakeyDirectCast.asp Jignasu