Is there a way to call a method of an \"owning\" class? (the class that created the object). Here\'s the situation: my app uses a UIScrollView. I need to process touch events, so instead of using a
I am a studen开发者_运维百科t of Undergraduate studies , and I am facing little problem in granting rights of ownership to a user A to a stored procedure being owned by user B in database Oracle 10g m
in my SQL2008 I have a user which is in the \"db_datareader\", \"db_datawriter\" and \"db_ddladmin\" DB roles, however when he tries to modify a table with SSMS he receives a message saying:
I want to use WPF windows in a legacy win32 application. I\'d like to behave them in a similar way, like the WPF window always being displayed on top of th开发者_Go百科e win32 window.
I am developing an app for Windows Mobile 6 and there is a CameraCaptureDialog class that enables me to call a camera app from my own application. The class has an Owner property that most examples on
I have an MS SQL 2000 database that was backed up from a public server and restored at a test location for an upgrade test. The problem is that the user that had access permission on the public server
I have found three possibilities for what is calls an \"ACL owner\" in the wild: The owner is the protected resource. That\'s the way EAz goes.
My application (C#, VS2008) loads information from a database (SQL Server 2008 Express) over the network. During (possibly) longish waits, I want to have a \'Loading...\' dialog box appear running on
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