Comments by Gordon Beeming (Top 32 by date)

You said that the polling service would look at the last inserted record, if you polling the service might not catch each record, are you aware of this. I'd suggest that if you need to capture each record add logic into your initial service that will do th polling services logic with each record after inserting it.

How does Microsoft do it with the SQL Toolkit, it's weird

Ja, I do all my filtering in the database because that' what SQL is good at but was mainly wondering if I was missing something with a ExecuteReader as most Collections I'm seeing in older projects do it in the Data Access Layer

The method "UseFilePartValidate" does validation on the data in the reader, sorry I didn't make this clear just thought the name would of made sense

please explain more, when I type Regex.Matches it asks for an input which isn't really what I need here

please see my updated question

I'm not looking to match an expression in text but to generate the text off a regular expression

the only thing missing from your solution is the ToString("X2") instead of the plain ToString(), thank you though :)

You need more detail, upload and download from where? http? ftp?

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General my adding select as the first item is a good thing so the user knows they need to still provide that input. 5 =D

Apparently it is possible to get this to work, I'm yet to do it myself though

I think you've misused the term index in your solution. An index in SQL will not give any form of auto numbering to any query

Definately a 5 from me

Nice, 5

Shouldn't all these replies be solutions and not comments :-S

Nice, 5

not sure the OP is looking for a control that can do wizards.

your method ignores the fact that there could be more items in the array. If there is only going to be the one item the OP might as well be using a single string and not an array

technically the OP's array is still fine

my votes a 5, safe and will work great

they don't but above your code does

var page = request.RawUrl.ToLower().Replace("/", string.Empty).Replace("?", string.Empty);

which if there is a query string wouldn't get you the page name, it will return the page name and querystring minus the question mark

page above wouldn't be the result you looking for maybe, if request.RawUrl has an actual query string for e.g.: "/Product.aspx?prodID=50" then page is going to look like "Product.aspxprodID=50". Maybe that might be making the problem.

I have to aggree with SAKryukov, giving a strong argument with bad code is never a good thing.