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What is the use of SAM file?what will you do if SAM file is corrupted?  
Latest Answer: It stores administrator passwordIf its get corrupted attach the hard disk to another computer and replace. ...
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How does VS.NET IDE identify which property / method belongs to an object when a dot(.) is applied e.g variablename.ToString();
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I have asked two times in there interviews that ,What is the top code in .NET, plz send me the answer.
Read Answers (3) | Asked by : Prabahar

Hi,, I have two User Controls in my web form. When page loads I should view one of those controls. One button is also there in that page When i click that button then i should view other one. How to do that.? I got it by changing AutoEventWireUp="True" of the page... Any other alternative for this?Please let me know..Thanks in Advance..Ravi Majji..
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Latest Answer: Webservices can be implimented at any client or server place to make data secure because even programmer can not find that data while web services are used on server side. webservices use soap protocol while web application http protocol, 80% coding of ...
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Latest Answer: It supports only one.The varient type ...

Latest Answer: Variabiles saved between the sessions (ASP, PHP etc.) Can be stored in server side or client side (with cookies).  ...

Latest Answer: Hai,When Ever component runs with in client App Domain process then marshalling is not necessary.Marshalling is nothing but gathering or packaging the information into message for transferring across the network requird in distributed environment  ...

Answered by Nitin Sharma on 2005-05-12 02:52:10: Marshalling is the process of gathering data from one or more applications or non-contiguous sources in computer storage, putting the data pieces into a 
Latest Answer: Marshalling is the process of packing/encapsulating the data when sending across the network so that the data gets transmitted without being lost. Marshalling is necessary bcoz the format in which data exists in a particular process may not be the ...

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