Ok, I had solved the problem. It was really difficult to figure what was happening that, in MDI container, while showing one form, the form with the gridview was redrawing itself, and causing outofMemory.
I'd solved by enclosing the call to Show( ) in SuspendLayout and ResumeLayout of the Active MDI child.
It works fine...
waheed azad
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C#-APP: Getting an OutofMemory in an MDI application
Hello Everybody:
I'm having this un-usual bug in my application. The whole scenario is as follows.
Application starts with a login form which is the main form, excuted using Application.Run () in Main function.
If login is successfull then an MDI Form is shown. The different forms that are displayed in MDI form, some of them contain GridViewX and thin wrapper over Windows GridView,... -
How to manage SqlTransactions while keeping database layer simple.
Hi,
My DataAccess layers are usually composed of One class per Database table with common functions like insert update etc. So far i'm maintaining the transactions from my business layer, I wanted to know that what stretegies one could use to keep DataAccess simple and also use transactions in it.
Thanks in advance..
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Passing Business object to Dabase Layer causes Problems, Help Needed..
Hi,
I have a been developing an accounting system for a non-profit organization. I had decided to to divide the solution, in three layers, presentation, business layer and database layer.
My business layer is composed of objects like Account, Transaction, Voucher etc. And my database layer is composed of objects like AccountDB, TransactionDB, VoucherDB.
Now each of my layer is residing in a seperate...
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