Mum is indeed missed to this day. We had a lot of fun going back to the old BBS version of the Lounge. She would brook no misbehavior and applied warts to any who deserved them. She kept her face...
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Mum is indeed missed to this day. We had a lot of fun going back to the old BBS version of the Lounge. She would brook no misbehavior and applied warts to any who deserved them. She kept her face...
I've noticed that each time I visit the Lounge (which isn't necessarily every day), I have to sign in again. Since I allow cookies on my machine, shouldn't I stay signed in?
Take the parens out of the TOP statement. It should read
SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT
The persistence of objects like that is something you have to get used to in .Net. If you dim the object in the same statement that populates it, you don't have to worry about it. But if you reuse...
Yes, I forgot that. You still have a DataSource tool, although I don't recall the name at the moment and I don't have express on this machine. If you try adding a datasource to the project, it...
Have you tried this?
TXMastersDataset2.Update
I never use the visual tools so I can't say. However, you should be able to add a connection to the server explorer and work with that. I don't work with MySQL so I'm not sure what is involved.
I'm talking to myself here, but for reference, I found the Kapersky mobile Security package and am very happy with it.
Did you every receive and answer? This is certainly "normal" behavior for .Net when stepping through code in a .Net application, so I would not be surprised to see the same thing when working with...
I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but you can't compare a null to anything, which is why the <> operator won't work. What you must do is check for a null value in the field and if it is NOT...
Thanks, Hans!
Searching on "javascript" is not allowed, but searching on "+javascript" is.
Still think adding Google searching would be a Good Thing!
All in good time. ...
Hi folks,
is anyone else having a problem accessing wopr.com via IE8? I get an"internet explorer cannot display the webpage" error after typing the URL but when I open Safari and do the same on...
Thanks for the feedback, Chris. We're all getting used to the new software and finding out what its possibilities and limitations are. The reply screen layout is one of the issues we've wrestled...
Thanks Al
It is taking me a long time getting used to this Lounge. The Who's online link is useful, I just don't find this incarnation at all user friendly. Oh well we use the tools we have....
Just read Woody's update on installing latest patches from MS and found a Q & A on one patch for .NET3 (I think!) that prompted this post. Woody said that you should remove NET from your system if...
Yes - not only can datasets support multiple tables, you can also do joins, insert/updates/deletes on the data, so a dataset is basically an in-memory relational db. I don't know if this is new in...
Thanks for posting your solution. A dataset can, indeed, contain more than one table, just as a query or view can. It just wasn't entirely clear what you were trying to do with the dataset, so your...
It appears that what you want is a daily digest. You can specify that on your control panel in the forum subscriptions.
It isn't clear to me what you're trying to do. Are the output parameters datasets or strings? What commandtext are you using to fill the dataset?
Then there's some part of it that won't install. I've seen the problem with Win XP when Windows kept insisting the service pack for that was installed successfully even though it wasn't. I would...
And what happens if you allow it to try installing again? Does it just take you through the same routine?
I don't understand. The dialog says the installation is complete. Are you saying that if you follow the link to Windows Update, it shows the update as not being installed? Have you tried rebooting...
You can use Instr, just as you did in VB/VBA. Or you can use RegEx. StringBuilder is just what it says, an object that allows you to build a string without creating a new object with every addition...
I'm not sure I understand your question. Doing what with strings? In .Net, regardless of the language, strings are objects. While you can manipulate them as you do in VB, etc., what appears to be...
What you use largely depends on how you intend to use it and manipulate it.. I normally use a DataView, especially in grids, because it provides for sorting, filtering, finding, etc., in addition...