OK, when some-one posts a question like this :
I have to concate two strings by operator "/"
Hello Experts,
I want result in this format->Smart/Kidya.
where,
Str1=Smart
Str2=Kidya
How to do with VB.Net?
I'm left wondering just what the minimum standard for entry is. The code is obviously Dim Str3 as String = Str1 & "/" & Str2.
This seems like a pretty basic beginner question, and while the guy probably would do better to buy a book, it's wrong to point the finger at someone for being new to programming, right ?
He's posted on this forum over 100 times, his other questions have been things like:
run access query for crystal report
Hello Experts!!
My problem is- "select * from data" i want to show result of this query on to crystal report.......I am using msaccess for a database.
and
rotate images in picturebox on button click
Hello Experts!!
I have to develop application in which i am able to rotate images on button click(Next and Previous).I am using vb.net.....
Anybody have code or ideas then suggest me......
and
Error Cannot implicitly convert type 'byte' to 'CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.BlobFieldObject'
Hello Experts!!
I got above error when displaying image in crystal report.....
I am assigning root as Blobfield object and assigning to database field.but it gives error.
My code is:
while (dr.Read())
{
CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.BlobFieldObject root;
root = (CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.BlobFieldObject)objRpt.ReportDefinition.ReportObjects["Picture2"];
object s = dr["Picture"];
Byte s2 = Convert.ToByte(s);
root=(Byte)s2;
}
i dont knw how to bind dr with object.Suggest me method.......
So, if you outsource your project, the guy trying to write your database code stands a chance of not even knowing how to connect two strings together. How did he get this code to work then ? Why, he copied it off the web at random, and then asked people to fix it for him until it looked like it 'sort of' worked.
Monday, November 2, 2009
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Problem is, you're going to attract a small group of like-minded folks, and then one of the Indian IT mafia will find your blog and you'll have to turn comments off.
ReplyDeleteHaha, I initially thought the guy was talking about overloading the right slash operator to perform string concatenation (rather than use plus or ampersand).
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