Hi!
I am currently writing an application in VB.Net 2008 and this connects to an iSeries database. I have the IBM System iSeries Access for Windows installed on my development machine. I now need to deploy this application to other machines. I have included a reference to...
Hi!
I developed an application using Visual Basic 2008 that uses SQL Server 2008 Express. When I published it using clickonce under Windows XP there were no problems with the setup (a sqlexpress2008 folder was included within the install location) and all prereqs were included/installed.
I...
Hi!
I am trying to create a deployment project that requires an additional msi file (mySQL net connector) to be installed as part of the deployment. The in-house written dll was written in VB.Net 2010 and this dll requires the mySQL net connector to be installed on each workstation as well. I...
Hi!
Does anyone know how to hide the grouptree in the Crystal Reports viewer in VS2010 (VB.Net). I used to use the following -
viewername.DisplayGroupTree = false
But I cannot use this in VS2010...
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Alan
Hi!
I have written some VB.Net (2008) to run a mailmerge... my problem being is that I want to make the instance of Word invisible to the user. The nearest that I van get is to minimise the Word application. The code that I have written is below.
Public Sub fred()
Dim sqlQry As...
Hi!
I'm tryng to find rows in one table (tblRemainingFiles) that do not match with an entry in another table (tblErrorLog)...
So far, I have the following sql written -
SELECT c.SourcePath, c.ErrorMessage
FROM dbo.tblErrorLog AS c
JOIN dbo.tblRemainingFiles AS e
ON e.Path <> c.SourcePath...
Hi!
I have inherited a SBS2003 system and in certain folders/files under a share, the administrator is not allowed to access them! Is there any way that I can authorise the administrator and say, the Domain Admins to to access these folders/files?
Any help will be appreciated!
Alan
I dont know wether this has been asked before but...
In VB6 you could retrieve the error number and the error description and also the line number where the error occurred. In vb.net I cannot find a way of duplicating this functionality. Has anyone managed to reproduce this or something...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.