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In this code sample we will take a look at how to use SCOPE_IDENTITY() in ASP.NET. We use this function to get new ID of inserted record from SQL database.

Regular expressions(or regex) are a language used for more sophisticated form and text processing. They are often used to perform complex search-and-replace operations, and to validate that text data is well-formed. Regular expressions can be used to perform all sorts of powerful text processing and manipulation in just about every language and on every platform. Every regular expression either matches text (search) or matches and replaces text (search and replace).

All the process of auto filling data is done by JavaScript. Here we are going to design JavaScript Auto filling data for ASP.NET web forms. Also we are going to lock those fields as we simply coping data from one data field to other. Working and coding of any JavaScript which get applied on web forms is based on design of form. So first of all we design a web form in ASP.NET. You can design form depending upon data you want from user. Create new ASP.NET web site and design your form. Here I have used dummy form for representation which looks as follows.

This chapter is all about Report Builder, a great standalone tool for authoring and deploying reports from a variety of vendor database products. After a complete illustrated introduction to the user interface, the hands-on exercises show how to author reports using the wizards as well as starting from scratch.

Microsoft Office Excel is a spreadsheet-application which a good mean to store data in spreadsheet in a table (tabular) form. In this article, we will see how to display data (retrive data or read data) from an Excel spreadsheet using ASP.NET. We are reading an Excel file in ASP.NET. Our ASP page will be on remote server and an Excel file in our desktop. First of all we need to upload it to a remote server and then retrive the data. So we are design a form to upload an excel. There will be possibility that we have to retrive data from a file again and again so we will rename Excel and then upload it.

Hardly any standard business management application can fi t the needs of a business out of the box. Either the customer must shape their processes to match the system, or the consultant must shape the system to match the processes. Usually, the latter prevails. This chapter will explain the process of modifying the system without programming and describe the tools we have at our disposal to do it. In this chapter you will learn: How a non-programmer can develop killer applications How to customize data model, user interface, and reporting components **What kind of changes can be made without breaking the whole thing **And a few tricks from old dogs that got new bones ahead of everybody else

Tutorial introduces a number of new Web controls designed for accessing and modifying data in ASP.NET 2.0. You can perform all common database related tasks like displaying, editing and updating the data with minimum effort. ASP.NET 2.0 has got some smart and intelligent new data source controls which can even manipulate specialized data sources like XML files.

Tutorial explains how to post data between web forms, using new Cross Page posting functionality. Keeping in view limitations in ASP.NET 1.x, Microsoft has reinstated Cross Page posting feature in ASP.NET 2.0. Many of us might not be aware of Cross Page posting feature in classic ASP.

In ASP.NET 2.0, Microsoft has introduced GridView control which displays tabular data in a grid. With GridView control, you can display, edit, and delete data directly from different kinds of data sources with out writing any single piece of code. This tutorial explains how GridView makes the life of the developer easier by providing all DataGrid functionalities inbuilt including paging, sorting and selecting.

Explains how ASP.NET web application can interact with Excel files, both reading and writing. Excel is such a powerful tool that many companies make extensive use of it for analyzing data.

ASP.Net 2.0 introduces many new controls including a TreeView Control, which can be used to consume information from hierarchical data sources like an XML file and then display that information. In this tutorial, I am going to statically data bind the TreeView control with the contents of an XML file.

Hibernate and Log4J are a de-facto standard of ORM (Object-relational mapping) and logging (respectively) in Java world. That's why both were ported to .NET runtime environment. NHibernate is ORM solution and is intended for transparent binding .NET classes to database tables. Log4Net is logging framework which is useful for tracking errors in application and can write logs either to database table or flat files.

I am sure that most of us before going for shopping on a certain occasion, we have to dig up our mind to draft a shopping list. This tutorial will explain how to build a shopping list using ASP.NET 2.0 with MS SQL database. Based on this article, some cool technical stuff in Visual Web Developer will be used to facilitate our work.

Sometimes we decide to separate process of form filling into several steps (pages). In past at using old ASP, we should solve this problem for example saving entered data into database table after each step. ASP.NET 2.0 offers more elegant solution where we can first fill multi page form completely and after store all entered data in table in database.

Graphs and charts are important tools for the analysis of data. In this tutorial, we will look at how to represent data in terms of a bar chart and pie chart. To make this possible, the latest rendition of Microsoft's Graphics Device Interface (GDI+) was brought on the market.