I'm attempting to build a function that will return a regex that is dynamically created.The regex to create will be a range check between two numbers. So far I've got something similar to this (not finished as yet).Is this approach valid, or is there an easier way that I'm overlooking?
Public Shared Function Range(ByVal Minimum As Integer, ByVal Maximum As Integer) As String Return "^([" & Minimum.ToString.PadLeft(2, "0") & "]" & Microsoft.VisualBasic.StrDup(Minimum.ToString.Length, "[0-9]") & "|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])$"
I'm running a multithreaded application that connects to a database, the connections are closed when I'm done with them (and I dispose of all the threads). I've tried clearing the connection pools, setting pooling=false and I've used both .dispose and .close.
I get the error "cannot drop the database X because it is currently in use" if I try to drop the database I connected to after the connections have all been closed.
Below is my code: Dim comExecuteInsert As New SqlCommand Dim comm As New SqlConnection If (Not comm Is Nothing) Then comm = Nothing End If [Code] .....
The stored procedure creates temporary tables which it later drops and inserts data into tables existing in the database.
I am preparing to deploy a web service that uses SqlConnection primarily as its means to get to the database, and I am adding some new methods that use a DataContext instead of thatand the default constructor and DBML file would use a connection string refering to my development machine (I believe...)
I am developing an application that takes user input into text boxes or list boxes or check boxes. I have 4 forms with questions of different categories. I want to form a paragraph string with some literal string text and add in the text from text boxes, selected item from list boxes and, either, add literal text string or add nothing to the string based on check box condition.dim strScopeParagraph as string
Im currently working on a project to build an application for Windows Mobile 6.I have a SQL query string:
Dim connectionString2 As String = "Data source = " + path + "HC.sdf" Dim cmdText2 = "SELECT * FROM BigC_Rangsit_0_"
I want to substitute the table name ie. BigC_Rangsit_0_ with a variable which contains the table name.say, during runtime the user selects a table from the dropdown list , that variable should be substituted with the selected table name dynamically in the SELECT statement.
Dim cmdText2 = "SELECT * FROM "selected table name VARiable""
I'm making a calculator that would read a "string" from a textbox and parse it and follow Order-of-Operations/PEMDAS on the string. I have a couple of questions:
1) What would be the best way to parse the code so that it won't just take a "left expression" and "expression" and perform the operation on those 2.
2)How would I be able to make is so that 0 is considered valid, but prevent a 00 or 020 or 002 to be inputed.
I'm working on a project where I need to evaluate some formulas in VB.NET. I've been using the MS Script Control to evaluate some of the simple logical/mathematical formulasHowever, I'm now faced with dealing with string expressions that set variables in my program to certain values. So, for example, let's say I've got the following:
Dim netPrice As Decimal Dim expressionFormula As String = "netPrice = 0"
I have an array filled with values from Excel cells. Each of the values is a concatenation of two things separated by a pipe, like "Machines|MachinesCode"
I need to, as I fill this array, strip out the pipe and everything in front of it so that the array being filled is only filled with the "MachinesCode" part of the cell value, but I haven't had much luck finding how I should do this. Each cell is dynamically filled and will never have a set length, so I can't set a trip by a particular number value of characters in the strings.
This subroutine is what I'm using. I am filling array FieldArray with another array (ExcelArray) currently holding the concatenated values.
Public Shared Sub PopulateFieldArray(ByRef FieldArray() As String, ByVal iFieldCount As Integer, ByVal ExcelArray(,) As Object) Dim iIndex As Integer For iIndex = 1 To iFieldCount FieldArray(iIndex) = CStr(ExcelArray(2, iIndex)) Next End Sub
But I don't know what to wrap around the CStr Excel array to cut off the pipe and all values before it while I fill FieldArray.
Can we execute any string like "Button1.Text = Value" Question arises from sql server where we can store a dynamic/static query in a string (varchar) and execute it and it will put the value to the button1.
I'm not sure if i titled this question properly or am asking it properly, but here goes.I've got serialized objects (in XML) stored in a database, along with a string/varchar indicating the type.
I am creating a windows application which required Dynamic Connection String in the app starting (user need to provide db credentials through a form), After entering the connection credentials user redirected to new win form Everything is working fine but how can I pass my dynamic connection to another form.I tried to save it to App variable but I couldn't (I think its read only) Also I tried save it to registry but can't retrieve values.Is there any other option available ? like writing & retrieving ConString to a text file or XML.
I am learning ADO.NET But it very hard for me... I dont understand why have got this compiler error:"Declaration expected" for the connection.Open().[code]
What would happen if you call Close() on a SqlConnection object before you call Close() on a SqlDataReader using that connection?
Actually, what I really want to know is whether or not the order in which you Close them matters. Does calling SqlConnection.Close() completely close the connection, or will it remain open if you do not call Close() on a SqlDataReader using that connection?
I don't think I really understand how connection closing works.
I'm having a problem with my global connection function. It used to be a readonly property but I changed it to a function because the code anaylsis engine was complaining about my property raising exceptions. The function is designed to take account of our offsite database mirroring system, so if it can't create a connection to the principal server it switches the connection string to the mirror server. This works fine in another project we have:
Public Shared Function Connection() As SqlConnection If String.IsNullOrEmpty(ActiveConnectionString) = True Then Throw New PropertyNotSetException("Cannot call Connection() before
I have a SqlConnection global variable in my proyect that it is always open (I wouldn't like to start a discussion about keep the connection open all the time or close it everytime a transaccion is executed).
This variable is sent to every class I need to execute a function or method. Instead of checking the connection in every single operation, is there any way to monitor the connection state in a centralized way ?
I'm trying to add transaction support to our database object.This object is a Remoting object. (this to ensure that on the Windows Client, no database connection is required.)Now I want to add support for transactions;Basically, a client will need to use it like this;
I am recently new to Visual Basic and am starting to learn some things i have managed to connect to the SQL Server and Insert rows to a table. But is there a way to be able to re-use an already existing connection ?My code below. I tried to create a class for the Connection object.
Imports System.Data.SqlClient Imports System.Data.Sql Public Class dbConnection