Comments by Divakar Raj M

Divakar Raj M 11-Mar-15 7:14am View

Yup. Thanks

Divakar Raj M 10-Mar-15 9:44am View

Thanks. You got me thinking in the right path. Though this code didn't work for me, I did some googling and was able to figure out a piece of code which works to my requirement.

Divakar Raj M 9-Mar-15 9:13am View

It's a value of datatype varbinary in SQL

Divakar Raj M 9-Mar-15 6:04am View

See, I have in hand the varbinary value (eg: "B0015379737"). This is a varbinary value i have taken from SQL. Now, I want to simply paste this value in a textbox and read it as byte array. Basically the source is varbinary. I am giving input as a string and I want the output as byte array which matches the source varbinary

Divakar Raj M 11-Apr-14 8:28am View

Thanks for the help :)

Divakar Raj M 11-Apr-14 6:21am View

Is there any way I can control the threads and make the output appear in a specific format which I want ?

Divakar Raj M 4-Apr-14 7:21am View

This worked. But can you explain why my original code didn't work. It was syntactically correct.

Divakar Raj M 4-Apr-14 2:46am View

Updated. But i dont think you will be able to get the data because you dont have the tables

Divakar Raj M 4-Apr-14 2:46am View

Updated. But i dont think you will be able to get the data because you dont have the tables

Divakar Raj M 27-Mar-14 8:49am View

That worked. Thank you !! :)

Divakar Raj M 27-Mar-14 8:44am View

I didn't get you. I tried doing that but it didnt make any difference. What I am trying for is, in the thread sleep time, my button should be displayed as "Red" and "Purple" respectively. It is currently not doing that

Divakar Raj M 20-Mar-14 9:11am View

@Tejas_Vaishnav
I'm trying this.. However, am getting errors
Type type = a.GetType();
List<object> aa = null;

if (type == typeof(List [<]int[>]))
{
aa = a as List[<]int[>];
}
else if (type == typeof(List[<]string[>]))
{
aa = a as List[<]string[>];
}

foreach (var item in aa)
Console.WriteLine(aa[item]);

Divakar Raj M 20-Mar-14 9:11am View

Works mate.. Awesome, thanks :)
Is there a way i can optimize this code so that I do the Console.WriteLine(aa[0]) only once ?

Divakar Raj M 12-Mar-14 3:11am View

@Vedat Ozan Oner: So, is it like if I use a List variable in a separate class, the object name will ALWAYS appear in the XML ?

Divakar Raj M 21-Oct-13 7:37am View

Ya it works.. Thanks a lot !! :-)

Divakar Raj M 18-Oct-13 7:45am View

Yes, but i was trying for way to avoid "For" since my String Array is large and I don't want to compromise on efficiency

Divakar Raj M 26-Jul-13 8:22am View

I used KeyPress event and it works.. Thanks !! :)

Divakar Raj M 26-Jul-13 8:19am View

This works. But makes the event run twice. Any idea why ?

Divakar Raj M 26-Jul-13 8:14am View

i added this code, but it didnt work

private void Form1_KeyDown(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
{
if (e.KeyData==Keys.A)
{
MessageBox.Show("Done");
}
}

Divakar Raj M 24-Jun-13 4:51am View

@Vedant I heard from my collegues that the query that i posted is a correlated subquery. But i am not able to understand how, since the inner query runs independently.

Divakar Raj M 24-Jun-13 2:57am View

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I heard from my collegues that it is a correlated subquery. But i am not able to understand how, since the inner query runs independently. So, is my query a correlated subquery or a normal subquery ?

Divakar Raj M 24-Jun-13 2:52am View

I heard from my collegues that it is a correlated subquery. But i am not able to understand how, since the inner query runs independently.

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