I have to login in to various elements to retrieve some data, problem is each element has its own login credentials, I want to write all such data collection processes into one single program so that I dont have 10 different scheduled processes to look at.
Did any of you have such a challenge, if so how did you go about it? I am right n...
Hi All,
I'm currently working on developing a windows service which will be deployed to all the workstation within the company. The purpose of the service is to collect various statistics and record them in a central location.
for the first iteration, the service is doing direct call to SQL to record the every time there is data to rec...
I'm using a stored procedure to create a temporary table and want to return it in a data collection:
public static >>data collection<< reportData(int intUserID)
{
SqlConnection con = Sql.getConnection();
try
{
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand();
cmd = new SqlCom...
Simple scenario:
I have a signup form, with user name, password, email address, may be credit card number.
At the bottom of the page, I implement the Google Analytics code.
when user clicks submit, it goes to a page wihtout google analytics.
question is..
can GA get the data (user naem, password..email..etc) in the first form after use...
I am looking for the best way to capture and validate US & international personal data. I have to use ASP.NET 2.0 (vb.net) and no 3rd party web services. This are all client restrictions.
The main point of this is I have to toss their data to FedEx for a shipping quote. I think FedEx has a address checker but that web service was not a...
What is the best way to get people to fill out a form correctly? For instance I originally had a "Name" field on a form and I want 1 person per form. People filled it out like this: "Mark & Becky Newsman". So I broke it into 2 fields, "First Name" and "Last Name", And people are still filling it out wrong, like "First Name" = "Mark & Bec...
To keep things simplified lets say I have an interface RandomProvider interface
public interface RandomProvider
{
double nextRandom();
}
And say I have 3 different implementations of this interface, ARandom, BRandom, CRandom. I want to collect some statistics about the implementations:
how many times nextRandom() is called
sum ...