The reason why is because what you're trying to do is known as ASP or active server pages.
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<script language="visua l basic">
'lets do some stuff
'right here, not just stuff
'but really neat scripting
</script>
<!-- or lets try some simple asp stuff -->
<p>Four plus four = <% 4+4 %> </p>
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As a supplement to that, go to the SQL view of your query, I think that the builder in access is neat in certain aspects, but for an experienced SQL guru, it's a very limiting tool. SQL itself isn't difficult, it can be as complex as you like, SELECT statements are easy to construct. The tool is handy for stuffing those pesky joins into your query though. Some people get confused as to which kind of join to use, an inner join, cross join, and the...Leave a comment:
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private int Number1 = 0;
private int Number2 = 0;
protected internal void AddNumbers()
{
ValidateForm();
this.TextBox3.T ext = Convert.ToStrin g(Number1 + Number2);
}
protected internal void ValidateForm()
{
try
{
Number1 = Convert.ToInt32 (this.TextBox1. Text);
}
catch
{
MessageBox.Show ("Please...Leave a comment:
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oooh function overloading. This should work to explain.
public int Add(int int1, int int2)
{
return int1+int2;
}
public int Add(double dbl1, double dbl2)
{
return dbl1+dbl2;
}
this gets even better if you are returning general objects instead of Type-specific data. For example.
public object Add(int int1, int int2)
{
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an identity column allows for all of the records in your table to have a unique identifier. Without this you run the risk of having duplicate records, which means that you won't be able to run a delete statement, and go through a lot of hell to get the duplications out. The only tables that I don't use identifiers in are lookup tables that are used for many to many relationships. All tables should have primary keys, and all tables if not a lookup...Leave a comment:
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I guess one other thing to look at is make sure certain file system features, like indexing are turned off. This would also cause this problem. If it's only every once and a while, indexing could be causing your disk idle time to drop to 0. Thus causing IO requests to take forever.Leave a comment:
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If all other stations are working fine, try changing the port on the switch, this is almost a textbook example of a faulty port on a switch.
Try changing the port that workstations cable is plugged into. If this works, then try plugging another workstation into that suspected faulty port. If that workstation suffers the same problem, pray that your switch is under warranty. It will have to be replaced. If this doesn't fix the problem,...Leave a comment:
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Make a public boolean variable like Public exit As Boolean, exit = false, and replace the Me.Close with exit = true. When the method is finished, check that variable to see if you should exit. Alternatively you could make that subroutine return a boolean value to determine if the form should close. This should take care of that problem.Leave a comment:
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I guess I left out the most important thing. Licensing. Microsoft Licenses are so expensive they make me cry. Anyone want to guess how much a SharePoint license for anonymous users costs?Leave a comment:
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Why do you have to "re-create" software to run on linux? There are plenty of tools that create the running conditions for windows applications. One word, Wine (WINdows Emulator). However, I can see the concern one would have if they wanted to run Sharepoint, Exchange, or any other server apps. In point of fact, if you're asking yourself this question, you should be running Windows boxes, for everything except one task. File Server, it is...Leave a comment:
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System DSN Script
I'm wondering if there are any scripting gurus out there that can help with my situation. Here goes...
So I've made this .NET application that manages an engineering firm's drawings, this application allows for data to move from a drawing to a database and vice versa. Now here's the problem, those drawing files are opened with an application that needs to have a DSN set up on it. My idea is that this DSN can be created using a batch... -
Just a quick question, the column is there right? if it isn't re-add the column to the control, but make the column.Visible property to false.Leave a comment:
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Just because it is hidden, doesn't mean it isn't there! Simply call that column by using the index value, or the keyname of the column. I hope this works, it works with everything I've tried!Leave a comment:
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why can't you use foreach?
Code:foreach(DataColumn dc in DataTable.Columns) { if(dc.ColumnName == "What you're looking for") { //do something } }Leave a comment:
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if you're trying to convert a DateTime object type to a string using that format it's real easy, try out this.
DateTime.Now.To ShortDateString ();
or DateTime.Now.To ShortTimeString ();
or DateTime.Now.To String();
the DateTime object in .NET 2.0 has a lot of functionality built into it. Making a our jobs as developers ridiculously easy.Leave a comment:
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Ok this is easy, all you have to do is add an installer project to your solution. *Note:You can't debug a service, you have to attach a debugger to the process once it is installed and running. Just a heads up, because I know when you get it installed you're going to want to debug it.Leave a comment:
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ha ha ha, http://www.google.com, I honestly don't know of a developer that doesn't use google. If you want to learn .NET, and not just learn but become a guru, look for some ebooks at thepriatebay.or g, you can get them for "free" so long as you have a torrent application (which is just a p2p client) I use azureus, and it works fine. Look for books related to becoming an MCAD, this is a Microsoft Certified Applications Developer. If you...Leave a comment:
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Please give more feedback on ILDASM, in order to use the disassembly module the component has to be a .NET component, otherwise you would have to use tlbimp.exe to translate the component to .NET.Leave a comment:
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