I think I may have to take back my original idea - it certainly looks
like it would work in theory, but I was doing some testing, and it
looks like unless I have a method that matches exactly to my web
service's method, it throws a fit a runtime. There might still be a
way, but it's probably not
is the DLL you are trying to use in the GAC? This will stop debugging
from working.
On 13 Aug, 16:25, BookerT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have tried most suggestions that I have found as to why my
> breakpoints are not being hit, but it still is not working. I need
> extra, extra expert help
In my implementation, I use a WSDL-generated codefile as a base class,
named MyService_Base. In its constructor, it has the following line,
representing wherever it pulled the info from:
this.Url = "http://www.url.com/servicename.asmx";;
I then have a non-auto-generated codefile with cla
Why? He's already proved that he is an asshole, why give him a chance at all?
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 12:14 PM, CK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Whilst I certainly don't agree with him calling people stupid names
> based on posting activity, it would be worthwhile waiting to see if
> his viewpoi
A (fairly) nasty solution is to do your intense query once and to put
the data into a temporary table. If you then index that table
correctly, you can do a count instantly and pull back the top records
you need quicly also.
I've implemented this on a complex dataset that required searching
across
Whilst I certainly don't agree with him calling people stupid names
based on posting activity, it would be worthwhile waiting to see if
his viewpoint does change.
On 10 Sep, 10:44, "Jamie Fraser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Calling people "gay", accusing them of being "lovers" and calling
> Glen
What is the problem with using Count? (btw, don't do COUNT(*), do
COUNT(ID_COLUMN))
Even if you have a huge number of rows, assuming your indexes and keys
are setup, the cost of a COUNT is fairly negligible. You simply
provide a Stored Procedure called something like
usp_TABLENAME_Count
Which
Calling people "gay", accusing them of being "lovers" and calling
Glenn an asshole repeatedly isn't anything to do with how long he's
been a member, it is to do with him being a troll. Don't feed the
troll.
On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 10:35 AM, CK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> i think you should giv
i think you should give him some time to learn how bad it is with all
the daft questions... he'll settle in eventually.
On 9 Sep, 20:43, "Jamie Fraser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think you'd be as well banning him - he's starting to piss me off
> already. I think he is trolling anyway, certai
I too was once a "newbie" in the etiquette of this group. I flamed
A.Badera for his abuse of people, but it wasn't long until I was worn
down by the tirade of rediculous questions / statements of error.
I now have settled into the routine of helping people that ask things
like they have some in
> forgetting that they were once rookies at
programming
Its not about being rookies, its about asking stupid questions.
> If you look at every post that has Glenn on it cerebrus
is there right with him, I'm I the only one questions their gay
motives?
It could be that they both stay very in touc
I think you should be able to refer to the bound data in the same way
you referred to it in Column 1.
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On Sep 9, 10:42 pm, Robert Hirabayashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I apologize in advance if I don't use the proper terminology to
> describe what is g
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