visual-c#-express-2010

I am using Visual Studio 2010 C# Express and SQL Server Management Studio with SQL Server 2012 I am getting an error when I try to connect a database to my Windows forms project. "This file is in use. Enter a new name or close the file that is open in another program" I poked around online to try to find a solution but none worked. So i decided to create a brand new database and a brand new project. But I still get the error! here are the steps I use: First I connected to my locally hosted server then i right-clicked on Databases and selected New Database and named it school then i right

I am currently working on an application that will retrieve other users' locations based on distance. I have a database that store all the user location information in latitude and longitude. Since the calculation of distance between these two pairs of latitude and longitude is quite complicated, I need a function to handle it. from a in db.Location.Where(a => (calDistance(lat, longi, Double.Parse(a.latitude), Double.Parse(a.longitude)))<Math.Abs(distance) )) {...} However, I got the following error: LINQ to Entities does not recognize the method and this method cannot be translated into a

The conversion of a varchar data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range value error I'm trying to enter data into my table using a form, the date formats in both the form validation and the sql server are both dd/mm/yy, however when i try to submit data from the form with a day higher than 12 (e.g. 13/12/2012) it throws an exception whose cause is "The conversion of a varchar data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range value error", and if i try to enter data into the form in a mm/dd/yy format it states "wrong date format" which is suppose means that the dd

I have an application that I run in the command prompt as follows: C:\some_location>"myapplication.exe" headerfile.h I want to create a Windows form application where the user can specify the location of the executable and also the header file so that the windows form can do this for him and the user wouldn't have to go to the command line and do it. I'm very new to C#, so can anyone please help me out? Thank you! You need to use the Process class: Process.Start(@"C:\some_location\myapplication.exe"); For arguments: ProcessStartInfo startInfo = new ProcessStartInfo(); startInfo.FileName = @"C:

This is slightly related to the question asked here yet the answer does not apply to my case as I am not using threads: WPF Not closing properly I have converted one of my WinForm application to a WPF application, nothing drastic needed to be done except for change a few words to the WPF/C# 4.0 equivalents (MessageBoxButtons to MessageBoxButton, why the one letter difference?). Anyway, if I run the application through the debugger it runs fine until I come to close it with the "X" button to the top right of the window. The application window closes but I noticed that the debugger still shows

I would like to change the "Visual Studio 2010" folders location to my Dropbox folder, so it gets synced every time I make a change. I have searched on the internet, but haven't found a solution yet. Is it possible to change the "Visual Studio 2010" folders location from within Visual Studio 2010, specifically Visual C# Express 2010? Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > General > "Projects location" setting. Change the others too if you routinely create templates. If you want to relocate everything in the Visual Studio 2010 folder, it takes a couple steps: In Visual Studio, go to Tools >

I've tried to install Visual C# 2010 Express edition onto my PC, but whenever I try to run it, I get a error message. Invalid license data. Reinstall is required. I've already tried reinstalling it, and the message persists. OS is Vista Home Premium. I already have VC# 2008 Express installed. This worked for me on Vista. It's based on work-around at MS: http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/520110/invalid-license-data-reinstall-is-required Download subinacl command line tool http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/confirmation.aspx?FamilyID=e8ba3e56-d8fe-4a91-93cf