lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training
UPDATE tablename set columnname = REPLACE(coulmnname,'old','new')
where columnname like '%old%'

Something like this...perhaps

lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training

Using

plz reply soon it is urgent...

does not help you get answers faster. Avoid it the next time.

You can import the data into SQL server database table easily. You can pivot the table using PIVOT in SQL query. Then subsequently read the data to datatable.
You can get the procedures to do so from previous threads of this forum or try googling. If you encounter any other problems doing so ask further.:)

kvprajapati commented: using Urgent; +9
lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training

Actually System.Numeric contains a member, BigInteger a Value type. I tried IL DASM and found it different from the object browser. Unfortunately it is not accessible now. It contains really cool stuff and you cannot access it:P.See here for details if you have not already seen.

ddanbe commented: Thanks for this information! +7
lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training

You put the message box in the wrong place.

if (tb != null)
                    {  
                        if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(tb.Text))
                        {
                            Form2 form2 = new Form2();
                            form2.Show();
                        }
                        else
                       {
                          //error message goes here...
                       }
                    }
wingers1290 commented: Ecellent +1
lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training

Adding to that.
1) The reference types can have more than one reference to the themselves. It would be ambiguous getting variable names even if you were able to access such information.
2) The debugger can know names of variables and other information from the metadata. But only when compiled for debugging and you cannot access them programmatically.
3) You can do this though.

Ramy Mahrous commented: Very nice link. +8
lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training

Your function is correctly returning a list of at most 'num' lines in the file. There were no blank lines. You might want to recheck other parts of the program.

lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training

The problem in filltable method :
for ( column=1;column <= *(table[row]);column++); //remove the semicolon :)

tux4life commented: Yes! +13
lighthead 55 Junior Poster in Training

There are many ways to bind data to the DataGridView. The method i use is
1. Create columns in the DataGridView control.
2. Create DataTable with the same columns.
3. Create Rows for the Datatable and insert data in to the row.
4. Set DataSource property of the DataGridview control to the created table.
5. Call DataBind method.

I think DataBinding is a property not a method.

kvprajapati commented: Very good +5