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I have a timer in my program that needs to the highest resolution possible. I'm using System.Timers.Timer. However, even though you're capable of setting time interval in milliseconds it sets it to tens-of-milliseconds. For example, I set it to 5 milliseconds and it's actually 10. I set it to...

Thanks for the info. But that class doesn't apply yo the parallel port. I had to download third party driver, 'DLPORTIO.DLL'.

Does anybody have an example of writing to the parallel port with any dot net langauge for Win XP Pro? Thanks, Joe

No, I didn't really care if the data was physically mapped in the same place for both processes. I just wanted it to be the same for both processes. I'm new to windows development, shared memory was in my mind the only solution to do this. Initially, I didn't want to use IPC because of my...

Remoting lets you access a registered objects methods, which intern lets you reference the objects data. So, it's like a shared object between 2 processes. I mentioned "shared memory" initially because thats the only way I knew how (from working w/ C in QNX). It looks like by using...

If all your threads are spawned from the same process, you could have your single instance class be a static member that parent process. Then all the other threads can access and manipulate the static data also.

Thanks both. I think I found an alternate solution. In my service I'm going to register my object with RegisterWellKnownServiceType(). The object I well inherit from MarshalByRefObject. In the service I will also create an instance of this object. Then the client will get the same instance of...

I expanded it all the way and it was still greyed. I guess that functionality is not included with SQL Client. Thanks for your help any ways.

I've been looking all over the net to see if there is a way to have shared memory. So, to different exe's have access to the same data. I haven't been able to find anything. What I want to use it for is I have a Windows service (with no GUI) that basically builds a in-memory DB. I want to write...

What are these SQL Client tools? Did they come with Visual Studio .NET or did you have to purchase them seperately? I actually see the 'Generate Script' option when I right-click the DB but it's always greyed out.

I'm sorry, I failed to give this piece of info. I don't have all those SQL Server tools anymore. Those tools came with VB 6 for free. But they didn't work with SQL Server 2000. So, I'm just using the tools built into Visual Studio .NET. I don't have Enterprise Manager.

I'm working with Visual Studio .NET. I've used the IDE to create my database tables and stored procedures. I want to generate a script that has all SQL statements to create all the tables and stored procedures. In SQL Server 7, all I had to do was right-click 'generate scripts'. But when using...

Thank you, that worked.

I have a very simple SP procedure that will return the ID of a row if it exists and if it doesn't will insert it then try to select it again. I call this stored procedure from a C# program. The problem is if I have to INSERT then SELECT it doesn't return any rows, (but still inserts) but if I...