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I would recommend a .NET language - Personally I prefer c#, but you can use any .NET language since all .NET languages compile to the same Intermediate code (IL) that is interpretted by the CLR (Common Language Runtime) - At the moment there are about 10.000 classes/interfaces available in .NET …

Cant imagine why you want to allocate all that space statically. Use another data structure which resides on the heap - a list perhaps.

I wanted to be able to interrogate an Excel spreadsheet and programmatically save all the worksheets as text files (.csv). I succesfully managed to do this using the .NET COM interop Excel collection of interfaces but even though this works beautifully I thought it would be nice if I could …

Havent done any C for about 10 years but thought I'd have a quick look. Your typedefs are fine - You dont need the word struct inside the sizeof operator although it doesn't do any harm. It will still work fine. What you have not done is allocate any memory …

You can use as many as you like

Your query will evaluate to a 1 or a 0 into Expr1 but it does not return an integer it returns a table which is assigned to your LogInfo object. That table will (i guess) contain the user name and password. I suggest that you comment out the code causing …

How do you determine if Page.IsValid is true?

Argument'1': cannot convert from '[URL="http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1287160&page=1#"][COLOR=#0000ff]System[/COLOR][/URL].Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox' to 'string' The error message should give you the solution. Either: Argument 1 expects a '[URL="http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1287160&page=1#"][COLOR=#0000ff]System[/COLOR][/URL].Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox' object and is receiving a string or vice-versa What data types are the arguments to your function GetDataBy? If they are strings then your code should work. If they …