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Rob Graham8-Jul-05 8:08
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GeneralRe: Insert, Update and Delete Problem. Need Help. Thanks. Pin
shapper8-Jul-05 12:16
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GeneralRe: Insert, Update and Delete Problem. Need Help. Thanks. Pin
Rob Graham8-Jul-05 17:16
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GeneralRe: Insert, Update and Delete Problem. Need Help. Thanks. Pin
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GeneralRe: opening documents without saving to disk Pin
Colin Angus Mackay8-Jul-05 3:13
Colin Angus Mackay8-Jul-05 3:13 
You may write the file to disk, but you don't do anything else with it. If you don't want it written to disk then just remove that code. Also, by writing the file to the disk in this way (especially to the root of your C drive) you've had to blow open a hole in the security of your application to allow it to write there.

You are also writing the bytes out to the Responce oject. In the past, I've just overloaded the Render method to do this work. It is much easier and, if I remember correctly, it passes you a HttpStream to write into.

By the way, you might get a better response to your question in the ASP.NET forum. Your question has little to do with ADO.NET (even although the data you are writing initially comes from a data source, your question relates to getting that data across to a browser)


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