C#

string[] veryValuableDataFromUsers = new string[10];
veryValuableDataFromUsers [10] = myUserTextBox.Text;
foreach (string data in veryValuableDataFromUsers)
   {
   SaveMyData(data);
   }

eg_Anubhava wrote:

As you know In vb.net or vb6 the On Error Resume Next is use to error handling

On Error Resume Next
Foo()

try
{
    Foo();
}
catch
{
    //ignore exceptions
}

public static class
{
  public static List<Assignment> Test()
    {
        MaintenanceService svc = new MaintenanceService();
        List<Assignment> assignments = svc.GetAssignments().ToList<Assignment>;
        svc.Dispose(); // <- this makes no difference
        return assignments;
  }
}

public static List<Assignment> Test()
{
   // Create the proxy
   MaintenanceService svc = new MaintenanceService();
   svc.InnerChannel.OperationTimeout = new TimeSpan (1, 0, 0);  // 1 hr timeout!

   // Get results
   List<Assignment> ret = svc.GetAssignments().ToList<Assignment>();
   Debug.Assert (ret != null);

   // Return a separate list
   List<Assignment> assignments = new List<Assignment>();
   foreach (Assignment a in ret) {
       assignments.Add (a);
   }
   return assignments;
}

• Have you tried setting the timeout of the client proxy (at run-time) to a comfortably high value?
  
• Is there an uncaught exception occuring on the service end?
  
• Is the returned list guaranteed to be not-null?
  

Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

Have you tried setting the timeout of the client proxy (at run-time) to a comfortably high value?

Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

Is there an uncaught exception occuring on the service end?

Ravi Bhavnani wrote:

Is the returned list guaranteed to be not-null?