michael_hk

Without any details of the error it's hard to tell... My bet is you are using some DLL that are not available on that machine.

Hi guys, I have little experience with remoting and now am trying to build an app. using .net remtoing. And now I am stuck on using whether marshal-by-value or marshal-by-reference I have read Rockford's "Expert One-on-One Visual Basic .NET Business Objects" and in his framework he used marshal-by-value object. From his book... OK, that means I will potentially pull A LOT objects across the network when I try to get a, say a customer, object. My question is is this possible to lazy load some references instead of load EVERYTHING at once when serializing the customer object? Do I need to code a lot to handle this? Any resources will be great. Thanks. :) Michael

http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030806.htm

Agree. But in reality, many programmers just won't care what all this stuff is about as long as their programmes work. Eg, they don't think making everything public is a problem. The crux is your and their standard are different.

http://xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?t=87488

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Afraits, your sample code is appreciated. It shows what developers should avoid in their code.

You may consider raising "Max Pool Size" to alleviate the timeout problem.

Hi PlausiblyDamp, I read somewhere on the web that calling connection.Dispose will destroy the connection entirely and doesn't return it to the pool. Correct? Hi auxcom, If you want to disable connection pooling, just set Pooling=false in your connection string.

LOL :D :D :D

SHOW DATABASES http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/show-databases.html SHOW TABLES http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/show-tables.html

System.Windows.Forms.SystemInformation.ComputerName

As far as I know, calling .Dispose() will destroy the connection and the connection will not return to the pool. So make sure you know the effect of calling it.

APaule, thanks for sharing. I always used @@IDENTITY before. :)

IIS, no doubt.

What have you tried so far?

IMO, the "Wrox Professional XXX" series is good for beginners.

Seems the String.IndexOf and String.Replace functions are enough to do the job.

Which aspects? Administration? Development?

I like this solution. :p

Take a look at the following entry SQL Server BOL -> INSERT...SELECT

The doc can get you started.