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  This is happening accessing the 2007 providers . In here my scenario I'm accessing  2007 access database from visual studio 2010. Installing the driver sort out my issue. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/confirmation.aspx?familyId=7554f536-8c28-4598-9b72-ef94e038c891&displayLang=en

  You can solve this problem by putting <Sharepoint:ScriptLink ID= "ScriptLink1" Name= "sp.ui.dialog.js" LoadAfterUI= "true" Localizable= "false" runat= "server" ></Sharepoint:ScriptLink> <SharePoint:FormDigest runat= "server" />

(How to asynchronously update SharePoint web parts ) Option 1 In SharePoint 2010 there is a option called Enable Asynchronous Load in the AJAX Option section. thus we can set a Automatic Refreshing Interval as a refresh time. Option 2 But this option is not available for all web parts. thus i did a little trick. First I created a blank ASPX File.  Then put the what ever web part that you need to show. this can be a custom SharePoint list also. <script type= "text/javascript" > <!-- function timedRefresh(timeoutPeriod) { setTimeout( "location.reload(true);" ,timeoutPeriod); } // --> </script> then put above JavaScript to refresh the page. Finally but a page viewer web part to your page and browse and give the page created earlier. now you have automatically refreshing section. 

This is simple. SPSite site = new SPSite( http://server); SPWeb myweb = site.OpenWeb(); SPUser found = myweb.AllUsers.GetByID(1);

This error came when i tried to access General Settings and other settings in the central administration. I used following code in the Power shell and get it worked. $w = get-spwebapplication http://webapplication $w.HttpThrottleSettings $w.Update()

(How to give permission to the BDC (Business Data Connectivity) Services) This message occurs when the user doesn't have the sufficient permission for the   BDC services. First Check the BDC services are running. Then go to Manage in the ribbon. and select the relevant data source and click the “ Set Permission ”  Add the user and give the relevant permission you want.

It is so simple. DataSources[ "DataSourceName" ].QueryConnection.Execute();