Thank you,it was a great read,though I don't think an average guy can master both ASP.NET and web services without sacrifising most of his personal life in months(years?)to come.Anyway,I really appreciate all your help.
Wow,thank you so much.You have to understand I'm a total beginner,so...
-If I understood correctly,with ASP.NET and C# I could create an application similar to lets say outlook express that would basicly exist on a web and it's UI would be your browser?So would I be able to create any...
I'm just learning c# but I want to know what my options are if I decide to write internet applications.As far as I know I have two options:
-WEB SERVICES or ASP.NET(is that all?)
Here is my request:Can you write all the pros and cons for each of those options?Who should use ASP.net and who the...
Thank you! i created a questions table and answers table.
I'm doing like you told me and everything is great.
But i guess i did something wrong in the VB at the form - now, i insert first question answers, all fine.
When i add another answers, it just writes it on one of the old answers.
Another...
Thanks, this really works and shows me the number of times the answer 0 thru 5 is given.
But still i a problem.
In your example you have only 3 answers, this means 3 SQL's. In my case, i got 50 questions and each answer is
built by other 3 answers. This means my table is:
Feild1 = PersonID...
I got one table with fields :
ID, answer1a, answer1b, answer1c, answer2a, answer2b, answer2c, answer3a ..... until answer50c .
That's all fields i got in my table.
This don't give me the number of times the specified answer was given.
And it still don't solve me the writing 900 SQL's for checking each one of the answers..
Sorry, that's not it, but thanks for your reply.
Hello,
I have a table containing questions answers (answer is between 0 and 5). I got 50 questions and for each question you need to give 3 sub answers.
Example:
3, 0, 5 - is the first question answer
1, 4, 2 - is the second answer and so on and on 50 times.
This means i got 150 lines in the...
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