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Perfect ca8msm. Exactly what I was looking for. I'm surprised I didn't run across these articles before. Thanks again. Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

I guess that answers my question. There's no quick and dirty way. Found that article, just looking for a simplier way. Grouping is very easy with ColdFusion, I was hoping ASP.Net had similar way. Thanks! Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

Does anyone know of a quick and dirty way to do grouping with a repeater control. Example Parent Record -Child Record -Child Record Parent Record -Child Record -Child Record -Child Record I've found some tutorials out there that are way above what I need. Suggestions? Thanks, faust13...

Rhys666, That may be it. I'm confident I didn't programatically close all my connections. I just want to be sure what you're saying. If I don't programatically close all connnections in my .Net code, it will leave an open process that is connected to my db, which prevents SQLMS from...

If I stop the site and wait long enough, I can attach, but I can't wait 30 minutes to make a 30 second change. There must be a single process holding the DB open, and I'm just trying to figure what it is. It must be a .Net process, by process of elimination. Thanks, faust13 Because Han...

In SQLMS, you attach databases. Normally it's not a problem, but for some reason with the ASPNETDB it is. I suspect there's some background ASP.Net process that's locking it. Thant's why I haven't posted it on the the SQL forums, as they're more SQL Server centric, most of the guys over there...

The web app and the db are on the same server. I'm using SQL Management Studio (on the server) to attach to the ASPNETDB, so I can manually make my updates on the production box. I cannot remotely access (with VWD or SQLMS) the production box becuase of security. Thanks, faust13 Because Han...

I'm using SQL Management Studio on the production box to attach the DB. However when I try to attach, it says that a process has the file locked and won't let me attach. I shut down all the services taht would likely be the culprits, but the file is still showing as locked. If there's a...

Does anyone know what process locks the ASPNETDB file in the production environment (i.e. IIS). I am trying to make changes to the database after it's been live using SQL Management Studio. The DB was created using VWD 2005. Any Suggestions? Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First...

Thanks, I'll check that out. I've been thrown into ASP.Net development from J2EE/CF. I did classic ASP ages ago, so I'm learning a lot of new tricks. Thanks for bearing with me. Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

I'm not using a databound control. I'm trying to hide a row of a table conditionally. If there's a better way to approach this, please share. Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

I'm sure this is simple, but can someone tell me how to do a conditional in the mark-up of the ASP.Net page? Example (Beware psuedo code): <% if(Request.queryString["myVal"]) { <tr> <td style="width: 100px"> <asp:Label ID="Label7" runat="server" Text="Arrival...

AH! You're exactly right. I added: if (!Page.IsPostBack) and it works perfectly. I remember even being warned about this. Thanks for the help. Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

It looks like whatever value I set for the textboxes.text properties during the page load is what is being preserved on the submit. I'm new to ASP.Net, is there a better way to do this? Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

I think it might be the form collection overriding my values. But I'm not sure how to clear it. Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

Here's my code: protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { string connStr = WebConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["OJCConnectionString"].ConnectionString; SqlConnection cn = new SqlConnection(connStr); string sql = "SELECT * FROM j3_incoming_unit...

I'm doing a trace right before the SP call, and it text values are still for the old values, not the user entered values. So the SP is getting passed the old values. Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

I have an edit page, where the page load runs a query and I set the values of the text field from the query. The user then hits the update button and I call a SP that updates the record. Sounds easy enough, but for some strange reason, whatever the user enters in the textboxes, it is...

Here's the answer: <asp:HyperLinkField DataNavigateUrlFields="unit_id" HeaderText="Actions" DataNavigateUrlFormatString="edit_unit.aspx?unit_id={0}" Text="View/Edit" /> Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org

Yes, with a Gridview. Here's what I have: <asp:HyperLinkField HeaderText="Actions" NavigateUrl="edit_unit.aspx?unit_id=" Text="View/Edit" /> I want to programmatically set the unit ID. Thanks, faust13 Because Han Shoots First http://www.hanshootsfirst.org