Topic: Hey, if it's good enough for Stargate...

[Toasty0]

...then it's good enough for me.

I think my fellow .Net coder will get a kick out of this. Enjoy.
http://blog.nonny.com/index.php?view=post&post=63

Best,
Jerry  

[vsfedwards]

c#takemeto[px918m3]

wow it really works!!!

[IKV Nemesis D7L]

Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

[jualdeaux]

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Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

38 or so isn't it?  

[Toasty0]

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

hehehe...yeah, tis true. It only takes .Net 40 minutes to accomplish what it takes others days, weeks, months, and yes, even centuries to complete...

heheheheh  

[Malystryx_XC]

LOL...

Good find!  I remember the episode but I never payed too much attention to the code written on the board.  I'll have to go back and look for it the next time it airs!

I think maybe I should start learning C# to pick up on these things?

[Scott Allen Abfalter]

That could be Java code, not just C#...  

[Toasty0]

Quote:

That could be Java code, not just C#...  

That is as much Java code as the following:

Code:

{
         string ConnStr;
         string SQL;
         ConnStr =@"Data Source=YOURBrokenPuter//C#ROCKS;"+"database=pubs;integrated security=true";
         SqlConnection MySqlConn= new SqlConnection(ConnStr);
         MySqlConn.Open();
         try
         {
            SQL="byroyalty";
            SqlCommand MySqlCmd=new SqlCommand(SQL,MySqlConn);
            MySqlCmd.CommandType=CommandType.StoredProcedure;
            SqlParameter MySqlParam= new SqlParameter("@percentage", SqlDbType.Int);
            MySqlParam.Value=40;
            MySqlCmd.Parameters.Add(MySqlParam);
            SqlDataReader Reader;
            Reader= MySqlCmd.ExecuteReader();
            if (Reader.HasRows)
            {
               MyGrid.DataSource=Reader;
               MyGrid.DataBind();
            }
            else
            {
               Label Message = new Label();
               Message.Text="No rows to display";
               Page.Controls.Add(Message);
            }
         }
         finally
         {
            MySqlConn.Close();
         }
         // Put user code to initialize the page here
      }

It's C# code.

 

Best,
Jerry    

[IKV Nemesis D7L]

Quote:

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

hehehe...yeah, tis true. It only takes .Net 40 minutes to accomplish what it takes others days, weeks, months, and yes, even centuries to complete...

heheheheh  

Crash?  

[Toasty0]

...then it's good enough for me.

I think my fellow .Net coder will get a kick out of this. Enjoy.
http://blog.nonny.com/index.php?view=post&post=63

Best,
Jerry  

[vsfedwards]

c#takemeto[px918m3]

wow it really works!!!

[IKV Nemesis D7L]

Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

[jualdeaux]

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

38 or so isn't it?  

[Toasty0]

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

hehehe...yeah, tis true. It only takes .Net 40 minutes to accomplish what it takes others days, weeks, months, and yes, even centuries to complete...

heheheheh  

[Malystryx_XC]

LOL...

Good find!  I remember the episode but I never payed too much attention to the code written on the board.  I'll have to go back and look for it the next time it airs!

I think maybe I should start learning C# to pick up on these things?

[Scott Allen Abfalter]

That could be Java code, not just C#...  

[Toasty0]

Quote:

That could be Java code, not just C#...  

That is as much Java code as the following:

Code:

{
         string ConnStr;
         string SQL;
         ConnStr =@"Data Source=YOURBrokenPuter//C#ROCKS;"+"database=pubs;integrated security=true";
         SqlConnection MySqlConn= new SqlConnection(ConnStr);
         MySqlConn.Open();
         try
         {
            SQL="byroyalty";
            SqlCommand MySqlCmd=new SqlCommand(SQL,MySqlConn);
            MySqlCmd.CommandType=CommandType.StoredProcedure;
            SqlParameter MySqlParam= new SqlParameter("@percentage", SqlDbType.Int);
            MySqlParam.Value=40;
            MySqlCmd.Parameters.Add(MySqlParam);
            SqlDataReader Reader;
            Reader= MySqlCmd.ExecuteReader();
            if (Reader.HasRows)
            {
               MyGrid.DataSource=Reader;
               MyGrid.DataBind();
            }
            else
            {
               Label Message = new Label();
               Message.Text="No rows to display";
               Page.Controls.Add(Message);
            }
         }
         finally
         {
            MySqlConn.Close();
         }
         // Put user code to initialize the page here
      }

It's C# code.

 

Best,
Jerry    

[IKV Nemesis D7L]

Quote:

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

hehehe...yeah, tis true. It only takes .Net 40 minutes to accomplish what it takes others days, weeks, months, and yes, even centuries to complete...

heheheheh  

Crash?  

[Toasty0]

...then it's good enough for me.

I think my fellow .Net coder will get a kick out of this. Enjoy.
http://blog.nonny.com/index.php?view=post&post=63

Best,
Jerry  

[vsfedwards]

c#takemeto[px918m3]

wow it really works!!!

[IKV Nemesis D7L]

Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

[jualdeaux]

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

38 or so isn't it?  

[Toasty0]

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

hehehe...yeah, tis true. It only takes .Net 40 minutes to accomplish what it takes others days, weeks, months, and yes, even centuries to complete...

heheheheh  

[Malystryx_XC]

LOL...

Good find!  I remember the episode but I never payed too much attention to the code written on the board.  I'll have to go back and look for it the next time it airs!

I think maybe I should start learning C# to pick up on these things?

[Scott Allen Abfalter]

That could be Java code, not just C#...  

[Toasty0]

Quote:

That could be Java code, not just C#...  

That is as much Java code as the following:

Code:

{
         string ConnStr;
         string SQL;
         ConnStr =@"Data Source=YOURBrokenPuter//C#ROCKS;"+"database=pubs;integrated security=true";
         SqlConnection MySqlConn= new SqlConnection(ConnStr);
         MySqlConn.Open();
         try
         {
            SQL="byroyalty";
            SqlCommand MySqlCmd=new SqlCommand(SQL,MySqlConn);
            MySqlCmd.CommandType=CommandType.StoredProcedure;
            SqlParameter MySqlParam= new SqlParameter("@percentage", SqlDbType.Int);
            MySqlParam.Value=40;
            MySqlCmd.Parameters.Add(MySqlParam);
            SqlDataReader Reader;
            Reader= MySqlCmd.ExecuteReader();
            if (Reader.HasRows)
            {
               MyGrid.DataSource=Reader;
               MyGrid.DataBind();
            }
            else
            {
               Label Message = new Label();
               Message.Text="No rows to display";
               Page.Controls.Add(Message);
            }
         }
         finally
         {
            MySqlConn.Close();
         }
         // Put user code to initialize the page here
      }

It's C# code.

 

Best,
Jerry    

[IKV Nemesis D7L]

Quote:

Quote:
Now we know the real reason the Stargate has a maximum up time of about 40 minutes.

   

hehehe...yeah, tis true. It only takes .Net 40 minutes to accomplish what it takes others days, weeks, months, and yes, even centuries to complete...

heheheheh  

Crash?