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1)HOW TO EXECUTE JAVASCRIPT?COMPANYNAME:iSOFT
2)HOW TO PASS THE VALUES FROM ONE LAYER TO ANOTHER LAYER IN 
3 TIER 
3)SESSIONS WHERE WE STORE
4)TWO USERS OPEN ONE SAME PAGE ONEPERSON ADDING 105 RERCORD 
ANOTHER PERSON DELETING SAME RECORD .HOW TO DO THIS SENERIS:
5)WHY USING MANY EVENTS IN PAGE CYCLE
6)HOW TO ADD TWO SERVERS IN DOTNET
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Response.Redirect("link name");

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responce.redirect(http//:gmail.com)

you can use the link button control in that control there is a property c/d NavigateUrl in which u specify either the URL of any site or any page of the application...

Hi Anjani, there is a mistake in answer is that the link button control doesn't contain the NavigateUrl property but we do this task by doing this in the linkbutton control source view is:

   <asp:LinkButton ID="lnkbtn" runat="server"      OnClick="lnkbtn_Click" OnCommand="link"><a href="http://www.google.com">Link</a></asp:LinkButton>
  </div>

You can also use PostbackUrl property associated with  
button control in ASP.NET,
such as : <asp:button id = "b1" PostBackUrl = "www.sify.com"
            runat = "server" Text = "redirect"/>

Response.Redirect("http://yahoo.com");

During the process of migrating to SQL Server 2005, many
development organizations will still be forced to support
SQL Server 2000 installations. As a result, a common
requirement is the ability to reverse-migrate: move
databases back from SQL Server 2005 to SQL Server 2000.

Unfortunately, this is not as easy. Backed-up databases from
SQL Server 2005 instances cannot be restored in SQL Server
2000 instances. Nor can detached SQL Server 2005 databases
be reattached to SQL Server 2000.

Because backup/restore and detach/attach are not supported,
the only methods available for moving data from SQL Server
2005 installations to SQL Server 2000 installations are
based on copying data. Data and schemas can be scripted
using a tool such as Red Gate's SQL Packager and scripts can
be applied on the SQL Server 2000 installations. Another
option is to use tools such as DTS or SSIS, both of which
include data copying wizards.

However, copying data and schema is a potentially
troublesome experience. SQL Server 2005 supports many
features that are not present in SQL Server 2000 and can
cause problems during cross-migration. It's important to be
cautious when attempting to develop solutions for both
platforms, and my recommendation is that development should
be done using SQL Server 2000 and the code and data migrated
forward to SQL Server 2005, rather than the other way around.

Data controls (like gridview, datagrid) contains dropdown,
text bowxes etc inside them. If you are using this controls,
they doesn't fire events automatically, they pass the events
to main controls, this is called event bubbling.

parent control contain child control.when event is generate 
by child control it is send to be parent control.

max of 255 characters

Servers should be cautious about depending on URI lengths
above 255 bytes, because some older client or proxy
implementations may not properly support these lengths.

The spec for URL length does not dictate a minimum or
maximum URL length, but implementation varies by browser. On
Windows: Opera supports ~4050 characters, IE 4.0+ supports
exactly 2083 characters, Netscape 3 -> 4.78 support up to
8192 characters before causing errors on shut-down, and
Netscape 6 supports ~2000 before causing errors on start-up

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Try with transactions whose code is terse and comprehensive.
transactions offer the best alternative solutions for 
updating the table content.You can either commit or 
rollback the transcation by using T-sql update cpmmand  in 
the explicit transcation based on the where condition.

When it comes to choosing between ViewState and Caching it
all comes down to what you are doing. ViewState is an ideal
candidate if you are planning to save small values. Mostly
values of server controls are saved in ViewState. If you
plan to store large datasets, datatables or collections than
data caching is an excellent candidate.

If you want to store large datasets and datatables than
data caching is an good option and for small values you 
should use viewstate.

No,

yes you can

private void RegExp(string input)
{
	string s = input;
	Regex regexp = new Regex("^[0-9]*_[A-Za-z]*$");	
	if(regexp.IsMatch(input))
		Console.WriteLine("Matched");
	else
		Console.WriteLine("Not Match");
}

web applications are stateless.

Stateless is the feature of software entity (for instance 
class instance, application) to not remember previous 
accesses and these calls results.
So web apps are not mandatory stateless: session, 
viewstate, etc. if they are used are state of web request.

A windows service is an application which when installed on 
a system, appears in the services console window 
(services.msc). It is different from a standard exe in the 
sense that we define/configure a time interval at which 
this application would run on a regular basis. So this time 
interval is taken care of by the Windows and it executes 
that application at regular intervals. Whereas in a 
standard exe is would not be the case. One has to click on 
that exe each time he wishes to execute that application.

Ofcourse its posible. Dataset can read data from an XML 
file. So, first create an instance of Dataset. This 
instance would contain a method calle ReadXML. use this 
method give XML file location as signature of it. Then, 
system would store all details that holds XML as Dataset. 
Assign this dataset to crystal report. 

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Balaji.K.Jeyaram