SQL query logic

Hi,

I am looking for a pattern/way to code for implement Huge logical hierarchy, Basically this is to verify person details like qualification, experience, expertised-in and global region.... and issue certain access for a perion of time.

The verification process has huge number of conditions it took around 1 year to document. And now we have to develop C# to implement it, can any one help me...? a sample code will be appreciated.

Thank you

Harsha

First I will say I googled (Binged to make Bill happy) for this but could not find anything, perhaps I am not stating what I need correctly;

I have a website that a customer creates orders (for a printing company) and after the order, I would like to email the customer a link to view the status of their order;

I need to send the CustomerID in the link so on the returning page if a CustomerID is detected in the querystring, I "auto login" the client and open the "Dashboard" for the order page for that customer.

Can anyone point me in the right direction as to how to send the link and how to parse the querystring to get the values from the link;

Thank you if you can point me in the right direction.

Hello,
I've a MDX Query that has where clause as shown below.
I'm designing report using SSRS 2008. How can i pass date as parameter ? I tried to setup @from and @to as parameter but not working ?
any ideas....

WHERE ( {[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[2010-04-01 00:00:00]:[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[2010-08-30 00:00:00]} )

need it to work as
WHERE ( {[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[@From]:[Date Central].[Calendar Date].[@To]} )

I'm using ReportViewer in Asp.net 2.0 to view a SSRS report. I need the value of the selected parameter to use in a vb query. The parameters are populated on the server and its a single selection. Doing searches I've come across  ReportViewer1.ServerReport.GetParameters() but I can't figure out if I can use this to determine which value the user has selected in the parameter dropdownlist. Any help would be appreciated.

Hi All,

I have tried searching all over the web for this logic. Got many but half of them did not match what i was looking for and half were malfunctioning.

I want to calculate business working hours between 2 datetime, where in I should be able to set the working hours as well as weekends and holidays should not be calculated.

Please help me guys... It will be a great help... 

I am assigning and unique id [strShipperIdSequence] on my List on bases of some properties which are grouped together uniquely.
Now what i needed is that my group should be further break down to some maximum amount of chunks.[Let say 10]
that mean's even i am having Same value in 12 records i should get 2 groups[I of 10 items and other of 2 items]

var uniqueGroups = objMdbContentInfoList.GroupBy(p => new
        {
          p.CON_ENTRY_POINT,         
          p.APPTType,
          p.CON_CONTAINER_ISSUE_DATE
        }).Select(g => g.First()).ToList();
        foreach (var objUnique in uniqueGroups)
        {
          string strShipperIdSequence = APIGlobalMethods.GetShipperRequestID();
          foreach (MdbContentInfo obj in objMdbContentInfoList.FindAll(h => (h.CON_ENTRY_POINT == objUnique.CON_ENTRY_POINT &&
                   h.APPTType == objUnique.APPTType &&
                   h.CON_CONTAINER_ISSUE_DATE == objUnique.CON_CONTAINER_ISSUE_DATE)))
          {
            obj.Shipper

I have an array list called Customer. I t holds a list of array list which has the account details.

proj.customer -> collection of arraylist of type customer

proj.customer.account -> collection of arraylist of type account

Account array list holds type account and it has a poperty account balance. How can I query all accounts which has account balance  >100

I tried the following one

var Accountlist= from Account accountdetails in proj.customer.account

where accountid.balance >100

select accountdetails.id

But it is always throwing an error saying cannot cast type customer to type account

Please help

Jared Parsons demonstrates a technique to achieve maximum performance from LINQ queries on large sets of data in order to create a responsive user interface.

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MSDN Magazine August 2008

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