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Heath,
Thank you for your very prompt response. I believe that it is resolving the assembly. Assembly1 (the command) is definitely being resolved. This is installed using regasm. When we step through code on his machine we can see that it is going into Assembly2. (As soon as we remove the call to a method in Oracle.DataAccess.dll the code in Assembly2 works fine). In addition, the third assembly (a ref to Oracle.DataAccess.dll - which is made in Assembly2) is an ODP.NET .dll. This is definitely registered in the GAC, and the entry in the GAC is correct. Assembly2 is not registered in the GAC, and is not using regasm /codebase.
If I look at the 'overview' for the specific error that is being thrown(i.e. System.IO.FileLoadException) it states the following:
"The exception that is thrown when a managed assembly is found but cannot be loaded."
This is what is being thrown in Assembly2 when it's referring to Oracle.DataAccess.dll. This seems to make sense to me (i.e. it's finding it) because this (Oracle.DataAccess.dll) assembly is registered in the GAC. I've read many complaints about Oracle 9 (ODP.NET) installs which refer to a problem with OraOps9.dll. Oracle.DataAccess.dll is dependant upon OraOps9.dll. A lot of people suggest to try unchecking/re-checking the "Read and Execute" permission on the Oracle Home folder for Authenticated Users. We've tried this and it doesn't seem to work.
Do you think this is perhaps due to a problem with having 2 Oracle homes? (i.e. Oracle 7 and Oracle 9)??
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Heath,
I am reposting so I get notification (my session expired while writing the last message, so it was posted as Anonymous).
Thank you for your very prompt response. I believe that it is resolving the assembly. Assembly1 (the command) is definitely being resolved. This is installed using regasm. When we step through code on his machine we can see that it is going into Assembly2. (As soon as we remove the call to a method in Oracle.DataAccess.dll the code in Assembly2 works fine). In addition, the third assembly (a ref to Oracle.DataAccess.dll - which is made in Assembly2) is an ODP.NET .dll. This is definitely registered in the GAC, and the entry in the GAC is correct. Assembly2 is not registered in the GAC, and is not using regasm /codebase.
If I look at the 'overview' for the specific error that is being thrown(i.e. System.IO.FileLoadException) it states the following:
"The exception that is thrown when a managed assembly is found but cannot be loaded."
This is what is being thrown in Assembly2 when it's referring to Oracle.DataAccess.dll. This seems to make sense to me (i.e. it's finding it) because this (Oracle.DataAccess.dll) assembly is registered in the GAC. I've read many complaints about Oracle 9 (ODP.NET) installs which refer to a problem with OraOps9.dll. Oracle.DataAccess.dll is dependant upon OraOps9.dll. A lot of people suggest to try unchecking/re-checking the "Read and Execute" permission on the Oracle Home folder for Authenticated Users. We've tried this and it doesn't seem to work.
Do you think this is perhaps due to a problem with having 2 Oracle homes? (i.e. Oracle 7 and Oracle 9)??
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Yes, I remember seeing that problem referenced in this forum as well. Click on "Search comments" above and see if you can find it, otherwise I know the answer was based on a link found by googling.
Still, though, you don't need to register assemblies using regasm.exe if they don't expose any CCWs, like this "Assembly2" you mentioned, but it still needs to be resolved from whatever references it, like "Assembly1". Putting it in the same directory as the CCW wouldn't work, since that's (most likely) not the application directory. Using the GAC is about the only way to go.
To note, even native applications can have myapp.exe.config files, though they probably won't use them. I've done this in my Java/.NET interop at the presentation layer article using java.exe.config in the same directory as java.exe (runtime loader). This would allow you using a assemblyBinding section to specify the location of a certain assembly.
The biggest problem with that approach is that you must know your COM clients up-front, which is practically impossible. One of the fundamental solutions that COM presents in location-independence. With this in mind, the GAC for .NET assemblies is the solution.
Microsoft MVP, Visual C#
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Greetings All,
I am using a DataGrid bound to two tables with a master-detail relationship. As expected, I may click on the expander, click on the link, then view the detail for a particular master record. My problem: some master records may have detail and some may not ... for the master records without detail, I would like for the link *not* to show. The default behavior shows the link and after the click presents null detail data. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bitwise
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This functionality is pretty deeply encapsulated in the DataGrid control's private members, so you really can't change it.
You could, however, use two DataGrids that use the same data source, but the second (detail) DataGrid uses the DataRelation between two DataTables instead of the DataSet or DataTable itself. When you click on a row in the master DataGrid, the detail DataGrid shows the related records, if any.
Microsoft MVP, Visual C#
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Hi!.
I have problems when I use two DataReader associated with a Connection.
I can't have more than one DataReader for each connection without closing one of them?.
The code throws the follow error:
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An unhandled exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException' occurred in system.data.dll<br />
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Additional information: There is already an open DataReader associated with this Connection which must be closed first.<br />
 I need the thow DataReaders open because for each read of DataReader1 I do operation with DataReader2 in another table.
I need two or more DateReader working together. How can I fix that?.
Thank you.
Demian.
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You must use a seperate connection for each reader.
Charlie
if(!curlies){ return; }
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Alternately, you could forego the DataReaders entirely and use DataAdapters to read all the data into DataTables up-front and then you can operate on the (now disconnected) data without worrying about the database connections at all.
...just a thought...
Bill
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In Crystal Report,How to set line's Properties such as : Width,Supress and Left ?
I had tried like this:
"ReportDoc.ReportDefinition.ReportObjects[ ObjectName ].Width
= 1100"
but i can't works while the object is a line.
thanks
Xpelive
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I'm puzzled in the using of Request.cookies and Response.cookies. Could you help me an easy way to understand when i need use Request.cookies and when i need use Response.cookies.... thank you very much... Any answer would be appreciate... 
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Simple explanation: Request object is used to retrieve data from client, while Response object is used to send/write data to the client. In cookies example, use Request.cookies to read the cookie collection and use Response.cookies to create/add new cookie to the collection.
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Hi. How can I freely position a StatusBarPanel in a StatusBar? As an example I'd like to draw the first StatusBarPanel in the collection directly on the left within the StatusBar and the second one 100 pixels away. Overriding the DrawItem event handler makes it possible to change colors, font etc. of a panel but not to change its location within the parent.
Thanks,
Mark.
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Change the widths of the panel. The first panel will be on the left, the second will be placed after the first, so if you want the second panel to start 100 in, then set the width of the first to 100 pixels.
"You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want." --Zig Ziglar
"On two occasions, I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able to rightly apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
--Charles Babbage (1791-1871)
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hi , how can i rotate an image around the z-axis (i think its the z axis i want)
i have a picture of a playingcard , the backside of it.
and now i want to rotate it so the player can se the front side of it.
how can i do this?
//Homer
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Would that be the hypothetical zee-axis?
"You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want." --Zig Ziglar
"On two occasions, I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able to rightly apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
--Charles Babbage (1791-1871)
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I have an Image. I wanted a perticular part of that image of know dimensions that is the Rectangle is know.
Can some one tell me how to get this perticular part of the Image.
Cheers
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You can also use Bitmap.Clone. It lay you specify a rectangle, which is the part of the image.
With Clone, the resulting image will keep the PixelFormat of the source. For instance, if your first image is 8 bits per pixel, indexed, the cloned image will be also.
If you use the other method, with DrawImage, the image must be at least 16bpp I think.
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My project is now to parse the Select SQL String typed by the user to visualize the table, the relation ship, the type of JOIN, the Critical etc... in a form. Would you please give me some hints or some algorithms or tell me if there would an OCX solved this problem? I tried my best to solve this problem but it's too complicated. In MS SQL Server, the SQL string is parsed that is different from the SQL string parsed in MS Access. Thank you.
PS: Actually, there are too many keywords in one SQL string, especially after FROM in the SQL string. And I don't care 'bout what databse is.
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I have a PatientInfo class with some properties (Name, Id, ...), I also have a PatientPrescriptionInfo class that is derived from PatientInfo and as an extra property (PrescriptionCount).
Now I want to cast a PatientInfo object to a PatientPrescriptionInfo object but at runtime I get an 'System.InvalidCastException' exception. How can I solve this? How can I convert a PatientInfo to PatientPrescriptionInfo?
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Unless I am mistaken, you've got the relationship backwards: You can cast the derived class as the parent class (your PatientPrescriptionInfo can be cast as a PatientInfo) but not the other way around.
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Hello,
I'd like to delete file from remote server on client-side. Remote objects are accesed on client using interface, but i don't know which method use to call them.
thanks in advance
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You could do it by getting a proxy to a System.IO.FileInfo object on the client representing the file on the server, then call the Delete() method on that FileInfo object.
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He who knows that enough is enough will always have enough.
-Lao Tsu
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I have a question about the Mem Usage column of the Processes tab of the Windows Task Manager. It seems like any application I write (c#, MFC, whatever) every control (window) event or new form will cause the Mem Usage to go up a little bit. The strange thing is that the Usage rarely releases the same amount as it incremented moments earlier. I don't get it, I create and show a User Control, and I dispose it, and the Mem Usage claims my application is eating up a higher level of resources. Should I be concerned that my application is not releasing resources? How accurate is this Mem Usage thing? A few hundred K every couple of minutes doesn't seem terrible, but if my application is open for hours (which it will be) then by the end of the day, it'll be using a lot of resources (and probably run pretty slow). Some info on this, and how I could possibly identify any problems might be helpful...thanks! 
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The TaskManager is not exactly the most accurate method of measuring how much memory your app is using. Use Performance Monitor instead. You can get more accurate metrics and monitor things such as when the Garbage Collector runs and how much memory if freed.
But, don't worry, you're not going to run out of memory. Just because you Disposed an object, doesn't mean that it's freed from memory at that instant. Dispose tells an object to clean up it's resources in preparation for being destroyed. When you call Dispose, the object closes any connections, handles, frees any memory that it allocated, or whatever. The object is then orphaned, meaning that no code can reference that object. The garbage collector, on it's own schedule, then scans the memory space of your app and destroys and frees up memory when it detects an orphaned object. This can take a while if your system has lots of memory available or more frequently as system resources and memory dwindle.
RageInTheMachine9532
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