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The only reason I ask is because you can use queries and what not as tables and re-select from them... you can join tables on themselves, or rejoin queries on themselves... a simple example of using a sub query as a table SELECT e.name, n.login FROM (select * from employees) as e, ( select *...

Just out of curiosity why can't you change the query?

I haven't looked as closely as I should at this code, but have been using datagrids extensively. You need to "refresh" your datasource. The data behind the datagrid is lost after every time the page is done being rendered, all that is left is the data in the datagrid. Every time you...

It may not be the greatest idea to use javascript to create new comboboxes. I can't think of the name of the server variable but there is some server validation of the control states/view states. I'm not sure how well aspx pages will handle post back from dynamically instantiated form...

I would think there would be some very easy way of doing this, but so far haven't found it ( without using session variables ) I am handling the Calendar1.SelectionChanged event but I want to make it so the selcteddate doesn't change if the user selects some date I don't want them to be able to...

This may not be the end all answer, but its worked well for me. For my error messages I just create a panel with a label and a button. The panel starts invisible, if I need to prompt I set the panel to visible and set the label text within the panel to my error message. The button in the...

I am trying to create a stored procedure to handle some typical transaction stuff i.e. mostly a retry loop. Its a long story but basically I want to make it so this stored procedure has the least chance of failing. The program using it can either execute one SQL statement or call a stored...