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Hmmm... Creating a stand-alone logging application sounds appealing, something that I need to think little more and need to see if I might end up with the same problem that I am facing now. I do not know how effectively I can convince my team to create a web-service for the logging part...

Anybody know how to share log file between multiple instances of the same application? Our application logs all the trace information to a text file, but the problem is that only one instance of the application gets the write access eventhough I have set the share and access to ReadWrite. Any...

I recently found that if I pass in a date string like the this DateTime.Parse("01-01/2002"); DateTime.Parse, parses it correctly and returns back 01/01/2002. Is this a documented behavior? Have you seen any documentation which discuss a behavior like this. Just curious... -Kris

BTW, if you don't want to show that column in the grid, why do you want to add it the grid? Instead of setting the DataGridTextBoxColumn width to 0, I would avoid adding that GridColumnStyles. -Kris

We are using Infragistics and we stumbled into quite a few issues with it. But the good thing is that with a single fee you get a suite which has both winform and ASP .NET controls. 1. If you are planning for a project which has less than 250 rows or so in a grid then it is worth and performace...

I haven't tried this tool but might work for you. -Kris

May be this link might help you a bit. -Kris

If you don't want to close the form then you should add e.Cancel = True to avoid the form close. So it would be Protected Overrides Sub OnClosing(ByVal e As System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs) If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to exit?", MsgBoxStyle.YesNo...

What you mean by As you might have already noticed, Datagrid as such includes only very few basic features and we literally have to write all that we need around it. So what we did was we inherited Datagrid and created our own custom class and we always use this as the base class for all our...

Bob, Are you experiencing something similar to this one? thread796-991033 -Kris

This is the same issue that EXCEL has and the following thread explains it thread796-977695 -Kris

I think this link explains the same thing what you are doing now. http://www.thescarms.com/dotNet/ColumnResize.asp -Kris

http://www.thescarms.com/dotNet/ColumnResize.asp

Yes, I understand that. If you scroll all the way down on that link you will see how they are implementing NAR. Basically what they are saying is if you do a ReleaseComObject on every single EXCEL object(like sheet, book, range etc.) that you created and then setting all of them to nothing...

May be you can try this link from MSDN -Kris

Actually I had tried doing this before and I had to use ControlChars.CrLf or vbCrlf to get it working this way. It needs a Carriage return and a linefeed character to do this. -Kris

Can you put a break point at the line SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(DataSet31) and see what is SqlDataAdapter1.SelectCommand.CommandText. I am guessing that it is a different SP than NewSelectCommand_Test_1 -Kris

Simple answer you can not pass argument when using AddressOf, here is another link that explains the same. thread796-962915 -Kris

Do you have @name argument on NewSelectCommand_Test_1 stored procedure and are you connecting to the same database where you are making changes on? -Kris

I guess you are seeing the checkbox as grey because of the NULL value. Can you add the row to the ultragrid datasource directly and setting all the default values to the datasource instead of adding it directly to ultragrid. -Kris