ASP.NET

12-Nov-09 20:16

You don't need a reader at all. Just do a count and if count is greater than 0, you have the user. Work with ExecuteScalar(). Something like

select count(*) from table where user = @user

Best wishes,
Navaneeth

Re: Data base

Amit Patel198512-Nov-09 20:25

Amit Patel1985

12-Nov-09 20:25

Hi,

Thanks for ur suggestion.

Thanks,

Amit PAtel

regarding unit testing

Amit Spadez12-Nov-09 19:06

Amit Spadez

12-Nov-09 19:06

In the visual studio 2008, there is tool "test" in the menu bar.
what's the use of this tool . can anyone give one example as I'm a beginner in this

N a v a n e e t h12-Nov-09 19:38

12-Nov-09 19:38

It allows you to manage with automated tests. You can write the tests and execute it inside VS itself.

Best wishes,
Navaneeth

Amit Spadez12-Nov-09 19:45

Amit Spadez

12-Nov-09 19:45

yes..but could u give some example so that I could understood well???

N a v a n e e t h12-Nov-09 19:59

12-Nov-09 19:59

Well, I hope you are aware about the automated test tools like NUnit.

Before VS2008, to execute a test, you need to write it and use the assembly with tools like NUnit. These tools uses reflection to read the test methods from the assembly and execute it. Since Vs2008, MS provided a test framework inside visual studio so that you don't have to use other applications like NUnit.

But in reality, VS test framework is used very rarely. Most of the people (including me) still uses NUnit or a better alternative.

Best wishes,
Navaneeth

sashidhar12-Nov-09 19:42

sashidhar

12-Nov-09 19:42

Refer this link it may be helpful
http://anants-blog.blogspot.com/2008/01/unit-testing-starter-vsnet-2008.html[^]

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session timeout

Dot-Net-Dev12-Nov-09 18:00

Dot-Net-Dev

12-Nov-09 18:00

Hi,

I am working on ASP.NET C# application.
Everything is working fine on the local machine but on the server my application's session timeout after two minutes.
I haven't set the session timeout in web.config. Please tell me the reason of this. Also tell me what is the unit of session timeout minute, second or millisecond.

Thanks
Sonia

Aman Bhullar12-Nov-09 19:30

Aman Bhullar

12-Nov-09 19:30

Sonia Shahid wrote:
I haven't set the session timeout in web.config

Set Session timeout as

<sessionState mode="InProc"
            stateConnectionString="tcpip=127.0.0.1:42424"
            sqlConnectionString="data source=127.0.0.1;Trusted_Connection=yes"
            cookieless="false" 
            timeout="50" />

Sonia Shahid wrote:
Also tell me what is the unit of session timeout minute, second or millisecond

Minutes

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N a v a n e e t h12-Nov-09 19:43

12-Nov-09 19:43

Sonia Shahid wrote:
but on the server my application's session timeout after two minutes.

Session will end when ASP.NET worker process recycles. You need to make sure your code is not doing something like updating web.config at the run-time that will recycle the worker process.

Sonia Shahid wrote:
Also tell me what is the unit of session timeout minute, second or millisecond.

It is in minutes.

Best wishes,
Navaneeth

Paulo Zemek13-Nov-09 7:31

Paulo Zemek

13-Nov-09 7:31

Try setting the timeout in the Web.config. If you don't set it, I think it could still not be the default value if the Machine.config has a different value for it.

Also, any page can reset the time-out.