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Latest Answer: Xcopy compatibility allows the applications to write values to the config files rather than the registry ...
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When do we use imports.system.sqlclient and when imports.system.oledb?What is the purpose of using executenonquery?
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Latest Answer: dispose(): should release all the resources that it owns.close():closing the applicationexit():Exiting from the loopend():stops the execution of the page/function/procedure ...

for example:while(datareader1.read()) while(datareader2.read()) end whileend whilethis is not allowed even though both datareaders have two different sets of data. can someone help me out with this 
Latest Answer: A database connection can only have one open datareader associated with it at anytime.  To do what you are looking to do in your example you must have two connections, one for each datareader. ...
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Latest Answer: Object is an instance of a class ...
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Latest Answer: Late Binding:  runtime bindingEarly Binding: compile time bindingas compilation is done before executing an application so it is called early binding. ...
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What is the difference between a "jagged array" and "multidimensional array" ?Can anyone show me it practically ?
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Latest Answer: MSIL code is the Microsoft Intermediate Language. This is the code created by the CLR from the source code. This MSIL code is converted to machine/native code by JIT compiler. This machine code is actually the code which runs. ...
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