Help for newbie. I have an asp.net project that I am yaking over. It is written in C# with a MySQL as the backend. I can't locate the connection string. In the web config file I see this
<appSettings>
<add key="ServerSideViewState" value="true"/>
</appSettings>
Which is where I thought...
ZOR,
I have a db with the front/back split like you say you will do, I have been using it for 5 years with anywhere from 10 - 20 users and have no issues with the autonumbers.
I am new and will try to give a good description of the problem.
First I have a 2000 dc which I can ping from the clients. The clients can get on the internet. The dc can't get on the internet and I have no out going e-mail (exchange 2000 but do have it coming in.
I have records that I need to break into multiple lines.
For example, the record could be - POL 112 KMJN 9898 X INS 874 CND X VEH 874 CND 9876 NHGB X
I need it to look like the following, coming out as a comma delimited file
"POL","112","KMJN","9898","X"
"INS","874","CND","X"...
Sorry about that, I have a more precise example below.
"POL","20060310","33855","2","FL",,"2",,"X"
"INS","ATLANTICTRUCK LINES, INC.","X"
"VEH","ATLA, INC.","X
I am trying to export records out into a txt file. I am not sure how to get this done. I need the txt file to look like the example below assuming there were just 2 records. I am doing this comma delimited.
POL ......X
INS ......X
VEH ......X
POL ......X
INS ......X
VEH ......X
I have a textbox that I have the user enter a customer number and then they click the find button. The proble I have is that it looks to me like the every record in the db is being pulled and not filtered to just the one needed. Any help would be great.
Public Class frmNew
Inherits...
I am new to VB.NET. Can anyone help. I have created a windows form attched to a database. When the form loads it show the first record, but I cant navigate off this record. Any help would be great. Here is the code I have for the navigation buttons.
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