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hmm... based on your question, I attempted to move the namespace of the project I was working in, and it seemed to clear up the problem. Is there a reason this is the case? Was one "Sync" being defined as "Sync.*" while the other was being defined as "IFWebsite.Sync.*" and the IDE saw those as...

Yes, the namespace is "IFWebsite". What are you thinking?

I'm having a problem compiling a visual studio 2005 Web Application project due to some namespace issues, and have no idea where to go with this... I am working with code that was written by someone else, and runs fine "standalone" as a web app, but I am working to put the code into a solution...

Thanks to everyone who responded. It sounds like they are the same thing, but it would be safer to go with the longer option for different reasons. I just want to respond to what my problem was and how I solved it... I was still getting literally dozens of connections that were open, and...

Is there a difference between: Dim myCommand As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand("myStoredProc", myConnection) Dim myCommand As New SqlCommand("myStoredProc", myConnection) Is there anything wrong with this code: Dim dbc As New dbConnect Function doSomething(var As String) As String...

Well, I noticed there were a GOOD handful (maybe 20) of the connections under both Process Info, and Locks/Object. They went away when I closed my browser as well. Now, is there a setting on that database that would only allow so many connections to this database? I suppose there would be...

I'm not exactly sure how I would do that... I won't be in work again until Friday, but I'll be able to look at that then and see if I can figure it out. Thanks for replying. -Dave

After looking at some more of the errors I have been receiving, I have some more code to post that could possibly result in the errors I'm getting. I notice that a handful of times the procedures that are calling DisconnectIt() are using: SqlCommand.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior.CloseConnection)...

Paszt, or anyone else for that matter... Any thoughts once I posted the DisconnectIt() method. -Dave

Here is the disconnectIt procedure: Public Shared Sub DisconnectIt() If myConnection.State = ConnectionState.Open Then myConnection.Close() End If myConnection.Dispose() End Sub I will change the isUser() to use ExecuteNonQuery and see if that helps anything. Thanks for the...

Does anyone have any thoughts at all...?

Hey, I feel that I will need a little explanation before I dive into details of my problem. I am currently interning at a company where I have been asked to build an ASP.NET application to track employees who will not be in the office for the day. The application uses your windows login...