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Are you storing the logged in username somewhere, I mean in any variable? Do remember to clear the cache.

[QUOTE=;][/QUOTE] There should be another .cs file containing the Main method. Submit the code of that file.

With each add, it would create a new item in the list. You should try this: listbox.items.add(combobox1.selecteditem + " " + combobox2.selecteditem); Please describe more as to what you want to achieve.

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I guess, it doesn't make much difference, it depends on what you want to achieve. An update query equally runs well.

Your question is not very clear but I think you can use DISTINCT clause like this: Select DISTINCT * From <tables.............> WHERE ................

For selecting ID, you may refer this [URL="http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/javascript-help/how-to-get-id-of-select-menu/"]thread[/URL]. Store the selected ID in a session variable and pass this value back to the second query.

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Read this article: [URL="http://mysqlresources.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?article_id=45"]Changing Times in MySQL[/URL] You need to use the BETWEEN clause also. Something like: SELECT * FROM timetable WHERE AppointmentTime BETWEEN CurTime() AND CurTime() + ... The query above is just to give u an idea. I don't remember the actual functions.

Are you sure that the GET is fetching value? Apply a break-point there and see whether GET is receiving value correctly or not.

With whatever little I followed, I would use a bool say: bool UserClicked = false; // In the Form Load Event I would add following line in your method: exitToolStripMenuItem_Click UserClicked = true; And finally, in the FormClosing event, you can check like this: if (UserClicked) { ....... } else …

1. Use SQL to query the data for that user. I hope you know SQL. 2. Create a DataSet and fill this DataSet with above query. 3. Set the DataGrid's DataSource to this DataSet.

I have a Sub Routine as below: Private Sub SaveRecord() Call InsertIntoTable1 Call InsertIntoTable2 Call InsertIntoTable3 Call InsertIntoTable4 End Sub I want to use the transaction object in such a way that it starts just before the first Insert Call and ends after the last Insert Call. The situation is …