Comments by vikinghunter

vikinghunter 28-Aug-14 3:42am View

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Some letters has missing...I have updated it twice to make it correct,but no effect...

The first line, here, "Dictionary<endpoint,>",it should be Dictionary<endpoint,socket>

vikinghunter 27-Aug-14 22:41pm View

In your "button1_Click()" function, you creat a new Form1 named "x". The "x" is not the Form1 who calls your Form2. So, you can not call "x.Hide()" to hide the one you want to hide indeed. This is the point. We often make this mistake.

vikinghunter 27-Aug-14 20:54pm View

Perhaps executing with the wrong user who is not the stored procedure's owner.

vikinghunter 27-Aug-14 5:10am View

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public partial class Form3 : Form
{
Form1 f1;
public Form3(Form1 f1)
{
this.f1 = f1;

InitializeComponent();
}

private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
f1.Close();
}
}

Here is Form3.

vikinghunter 27-Aug-14 2:15am View

Let me have a try..

vikinghunter 27-Aug-14 1:07am View

Your code has gone...

vikinghunter 26-Aug-14 21:46pm View

This is the point!your loop is Okey.Do check the name already exists or not before insert it.

vikinghunter 26-Aug-14 1:59am View

Will not "FI.length > int.MaxValue" happen?

vikinghunter 25-Aug-14 22:19pm View

That's right,file is also a type of database.Everything,stored something with it,can called database.

vikinghunter 25-Aug-14 22:05pm View

I had updated my solution.Hope this can help you.

vikinghunter 25-Aug-14 4:55am View

Thx

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