Re: MCP C# 2.0 - C# Discussion Boards

7-May-07 18:18

Hi,

Excuse me if this is not an appropriate question in this forum, but the forum for training related issues in not that active.

I've been asked to appear for the MCP C# 2.0 exam by my manager within 1 month. Currently I'm working with framework 1.1, C# and ASP.NET. Could someone tell me how to go about preparing for this exam.

What would be the best resource, are there any online resources available?

I would appreciate information in this regards.

Regards,
Blumen

Harini N K7-May-07 18:35

Harini N K

7-May-07 18:35

Hi
You can go thro' e-books available in www.4shared.com and search for MCTS books and download it..

All the best.

Harini

Blumen7-May-07 20:04

7-May-07 20:04

Thanks alot Harini Smile | :)

Nouman Bhatti7-May-07 18:54

Nouman Bhatti

7-May-07 18:54

You can mail me on my email address noumanbhatti@hotmail.com
so that i can mail u some books

Blumen7-May-07 20:05

7-May-07 20:05

Hi,

My e-mail id is blumenhause@yahoo.com

Thanks and Regards,
blumen

Sandeep Akhare7-May-07 19:36

Sandeep Akhare

7-May-07 19:36

One month is more than sufficent time to appear for exam
Search for MCTS exam which have 70-536 and 70-528 for .NET framework 2.0 .
In market training kit are avialable you can go for them but the best one is MSDN if you have that then i think no need of any book

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Blumen7-May-07 20:07

7-May-07 20:07

Hi,

I have MSDN installed in my PC, but its for framework 1.1. But I have access to online MSDN. But it has lots of information, does it have information related to this exam?

Regards,
blumen

Christian Graus7-May-07 20:14

Christian Graus

7-May-07 20:14

This is why exams are a waste of time. In theory, there should be no 'info related to this exam', the exam pertains to .NET 2.0, and should test your skills with the framework . You won't learn the framework in a month, but you'll be able to cram the exam, I am sure.

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Sandeep Akhare7-May-07 20:15

Sandeep Akhare

7-May-07 20:15

i am saying about MSDN Library for VS2005 excellent for preparing exam
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you will get detail info about the MCTS Exam .

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Luke Murray7-May-07 17:20

Luke Murray

7-May-07 17:20

Hey all I have dynamic method that get a type passed in. how do I use that param to box the object. So...

<br />
DynamicMethod dynamnicGet = new DynamicMethod("DynamicGet", typeof(object), new Type[] { typeof(object), typeof(Type) }, typeof(object));<br />
ILGenerator il = dynamnicGet.GetILGenerator();<br />
il.Emit(OpCodes.Ldarg_0); // load the source object onto the stack<br />
il.Emit(OpCodes.Callvirt, methodInfo); // call the method<br />
il.Emit(OpCodes.Ldarg_1); // load the type onto the stack<br />
// Now I want to box it the return type to the param type<br />
// Can not use il.Emit(OpCodes.Box, ) because I do not have the type in c#, it is in the IL<br />
il.Emit(OpCodes.Ret); // return<br />

Hope that makes sense. Any ideas anyone?

Thanks,
Luke

PivotTable

phantanagu7-May-07 16:59

phantanagu

7-May-07 16:59

How to create a PivotTable in C#.
Thanks in advance

It seem to be a solution or an answer.

Re: PivotTable

PIEBALDconsult7-May-07 17:20

PIEBALDconsult

7-May-07 17:20

What's a PivotTable?

As it turns out, just a couple weeks ago I found I had the need to take a DataTable and pivot it, so I wrote a method to do it.

The shortcoming (and probably why it's not built-in) is that unless all the original columns hold the same datatype, you have to make the resultant columns hold object (or determine some other common ancestor).

At the time I was thinking of writing an article about it, maybe I should.

Re: PivotTable

Pete O'Hanlon7-May-07 22:19

Pete O'Hanlon

7-May-07 22:19

You posted this question earlier in the day under another thread. Don't you think that you should wait a bit before posting this question again?

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Ok simple problem

Michael1017-May-07 16:06

Michael101

7-May-07 16:06

This is a simple problem that I cannot believe that I can't solve!!

I have a C# ASP.NET site.... Easy! In my HTML/ASP I have a datagrid declared and one of the columns in my datagrid pulls dates from the database (through a data set) and displays them on the page. My dates come up looking like this:

21/02/2006 12:00:00 AM

I want them to look like this:

21/02/06

I've tried to do this to the header DataFormatString="{0:dd/MM/yy}" but that doesn't work!

Any suggestions to this problem would be awesomely appreciated!!

Cheers everyone,

Michael!!

Arun.Immanuel7-May-07 16:11

Arun.Immanuel

7-May-07 16:11

Why can't you query that format from the database itself?

set dateformat 'dmy'

select convert( varchar,cast(floor(cast(cast(dateColumn as datetime)as float)) as datetime),103) "Date"

Hope that helps you.

Regards,
Arun Kumar.A

Michael1017-May-07 16:13

Michael101

7-May-07 16:13

Cheers for that.... that did the job!! Thanks so much for you help Arun

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7-May-07 19:27

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PIEBALDconsult7-May-07 16:27

PIEBALDconsult

7-May-07 16:27

Please use yyyy-MM-dd, or it possible to allow the user's browser/OS to determine which format the user wants?

Vikram A Punathambekar7-May-07 20:50

Vikram A Punathambekar

7-May-07 20:50

Well said. I can't believe the pompousness and insensitivity of the jerks who display dates as MM/dd/yyyy. I find it incredibly irritating and threw out Sunbird because of that. Too bad I can't throw out the corporate apps.

Cheers,
Vıkram.

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