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After applying .net framework 1.1 sp1 the programmers I work with have been
having the problem described below.
1) Fill a Datagrid from a SQL Server Stored Procedure
2) Format the Datagrid using DataGrid Table Styles
3) If the Cell is .ReadOnly = True, when the column is selected in the
Grid, the background turns Gray instead of White if .ReadOnly = False
4) When you move the focus to a different form and return to the grid,
the Gray Background is still in the selected cell, but the Text that was In
that cell disappears. And then any time the grid is used from that point
forward, those cells stay Gray and blank even when the data is refreshed.
There applications run off of 8 citrix servers running windows 2003. It was
discovered through windows XP that if we simply remove the service pack the
problem is resolved. This would be a easy fix if you could remove SP1 from
windows 2003. I then rebuilt one of the citrix servers and did not apply
SP1, the application works flawlessly on that server.
Obviously I can rebuild all of the servers and we will be good to go, but
that does not explain why SP1 has broken there programs. We would like to
stay current with the .NET framework, and not lag behind because of some
fluke bug. Is there anything else we can do, like submit a bug report to
Microsoft to have them look into this problem?
Thanks for your time
having the problem described below.
1) Fill a Datagrid from a SQL Server Stored Procedure
2) Format the Datagrid using DataGrid Table Styles
3) If the Cell is .ReadOnly = True, when the column is selected in the
Grid, the background turns Gray instead of White if .ReadOnly = False
4) When you move the focus to a different form and return to the grid,
the Gray Background is still in the selected cell, but the Text that was In
that cell disappears. And then any time the grid is used from that point
forward, those cells stay Gray and blank even when the data is refreshed.
There applications run off of 8 citrix servers running windows 2003. It was
discovered through windows XP that if we simply remove the service pack the
problem is resolved. This would be a easy fix if you could remove SP1 from
windows 2003. I then rebuilt one of the citrix servers and did not apply
SP1, the application works flawlessly on that server.
Obviously I can rebuild all of the servers and we will be good to go, but
that does not explain why SP1 has broken there programs. We would like to
stay current with the .NET framework, and not lag behind because of some
fluke bug. Is there anything else we can do, like submit a bug report to
Microsoft to have them look into this problem?
Thanks for your time