interwanderer

yes, that is what I mean... I have also thought of putting the result in 1 table on a more performant database and test that way... but I think you can give different values to variables during code execution. so recompilation of a piece of code would be nice to see aswell. The reason it takes this long is because it is an old and slow database and very big. and i'm joining about 6 tables.

Hello everyone, I have made an application. a piece of this application takes a long time to execute(about 10 or 15 minutes). It is a terribly slow and big query. I want to be able... to put some sort of a break point right after the query... and then I want to be able to start the app from the breakpoint(with my dataset filled with data from the query). so that I would be able to change the code below the query.... and not loose time on the execution of it.... can anyone help ? thx,

Well.... I have a custom dll from another firm... from wich I create an object. This works fine in VB.net but I get an error in ASP.net and I need to run it in asp or asp.net.... also works fine in vb6 and doesn't work in asp... so I thought.... create an assembly.... call the assembly from asp.net.... but I need to give a value to that assembly.... make the thread wait a few seconds until the vb.net assembly finishes his tasks... and then carry on with asp.net :-s Is it possible to call a method in a vb.net assembly from asp.net ? how? thx

Hello, Is it possible to give a parameter to a VB.Net assembly? I want to call a vb.net assembly from a asp.net page. and give a value with it. and retreive that value in the assembly... How can i do this? thx, interw

Hello, I am studying for a microsoft exam vb.net. I have learned you use implements with interfaces and inherits with classes. but i have a series of questions that has a strange answer. here is the question with a strange answer. you use visual studio.net to develop an application for a department. the following interfaces exist. public interface IEmployee property salary() as double end interface public interface IExecutive INHERITS IEployee property AnnualBonus() as double End interface the IEployee interface represents a generic employee concept. all actual employees in your company should be represented by interfaces that are derived from IEmployee. Now you need to create a class named Managed to represent executives in your company. You want to create this class by using the minimum amount of code. how do you do this? (this is the answer but i don't understand it. It should be implements instead of inherits because it is an interface!!) public Class Manager inherits IExecutive end class (Can someone please explain to me why this is the answer and not implements IExecutive??????) thx