Thanks, ePots!
That did the trick. Once I was able to complete chkdsk, I was able to boot. Appreciate the help!
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Can't boot into safe mode
Hello,
I don't usually like to ask for help making my computer work, but I have hit a wall with this one.
A few days ago I was browsing the Internet for a restaurant to take some friends to. Upon typing in one restaurant's web address--BAM!--virus. I had been negligent on updaing my virus definitions. Anyway, as soon as Symantec told me it detected a virus, I disconnected my CAT-5 cable, then realized I needed to... -
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Stored Procedure Local Variables
Hello,
I'm relatively new to the world of Stored Procedures in SQL Server. This may be a silly question, but I've done some searching and haven't come up with any solid answers.
Is is possible to assign the result of a SELECT statement e.g.Code:SELECT TOP 1 Cust_Name FROM Customers
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dotnetCharting Data Access Problem
Hello everyone,
I am working on a VB.NET project in VS 2003. I am utilizing dotnetCharting for my graphing and charting needs. I have hit something a little goofy and I'm wondering if one of you can help.
dotnetCharting seems to have difficulty with SQL that is slightly more advanced that the basic SELECT * FROM Products. Here's my query:
Code:SELECT exQuarter + ' ' + exYear AS Qtr, SUM(QNumEx
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I think this is by far a distinguishing factor of a 'good' programmer. Without solid requirements, a programmer is most likely wasting his or her time. It seems that almost invariably users change their minds or have expectations of the system that are not clearly articulated beforehand. The programmer may write excellent code that does what he/she thinks the application is supposed to do, but if those tasks don't do what the user needs them to...Leave a comment:
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I've had good experiences with Apress books. You could try "C# and the .NET Platform" by Troelsen. It may be a little dated, but good nevertheless....Leave a comment:
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Between my app and the DB? The DB is Oracle, and I'm just using a basic Oracle connection string with the Datasource, username, and password. Is that what you're getting at?...Leave a comment:
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Thanks for asking. Yes, improving thread management gets rid of the error - I just added the line
System.Threadin g.Thread.Curren tThread.Join(1)
at appropriate places in my code. It'll do for now. Looking back at my code, I think there is still room to make my code more efficient, but right now I just need the app to do its job. Thanks for your assistance!...Leave a comment:
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Can you determine by their contents which columns are not getting bound?Leave a comment:
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I don't know of a way to do this within the .NET Framework (but if anybody else does, let me know!). My best advice is to write your own class. This site gives some examples to follow.
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Duh, I should have read your first post more clearly. Of coures there's no Page_Init in Forms.
After you create an instance of AppWin with the constructor, use the AppWin.Show() method to display the form. When you are done using the form, use the Dispose() method.
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The dll should be in the bin folder wherever you have stored your project. Your other questions are pretty broad. If they're .NET related, could you be more specific about the issues that are troubling you? If not, TheScripts has several other forms you could try searching....Leave a comment:
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Could you provide a little more information about what you are trying to do as well as what errors are encountered?...Leave a comment:
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You can creat an Array or an ArrayList of Buttons and stash your buttons in there. You can write a single method to hand the click event and then associate it with each button as it is created. Note: You'll need to do this in the Page_Init method, so that everytime your page is refreshed, the buttons are recreated.
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You can use Environment.New Line(). Not sure if that's the best way, but it works for me....Leave a comment:
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There are two main ways to approach this: DirectCast and CType. This thread goes into a good amount of detail....Leave a comment:
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Thanks for your thoughts. My SQL queries are pretty basic select statements, so I don't know that there's a whole lot of optimization I can do in that regard. The real holdup in this project is the DB access time. The DB is located several time zones away and it just takes a long time to go there and bring the data back. I'm working with tens of thousands of rows of data, so I try to mitigate the overhead caused by the long DB trips by grabbing...Leave a comment:
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I think your parentheses are goofy, and as a result it looks like you are parsing something that is already an int32, trying to add a string "100" to it, and then placing it back into an int32. The following should accomplish the same purpose more efficiently:
node.Attributes["salary"].Value += 100;...Leave a comment:
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