Recent content by BiancaJ

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Thanks Terry :) If I would like to store content in the SQL Server under the above column - is that a bad idea? The amount of content will be more than nVarChar can hold. The average column may hold over 50K characters and there will be around 100 records. Bianca

If I set the length of the column to 16, does it mean only up to 16 characters can be stored in the column of type nTEXT? Thanks, Bianca

What is the difference between ODBC and OLE DB?

If the image, in the email, is loaded from the spammers server - could they find a way to corellate it to my email address?

Hello: Can any posters recommend good book that goes over SQL queries examples - hopefully mid-to-high level? Thanks.

Hi: I have a torrent of email comming into my inbox. I would like to disable the loading of images in my inbox to prevent spammers from collecting data on whether I look at email or not. Is there a way to do this in Outlook? Thanks, Bianca

I currently have Windows XP on my computer. I was wondering if I installed Windows 2000 (Server) will I loose all my settings and applications installed? Thanks, Bianca

Thank you for your post. This is very helpful :) Is there a way I can do this for text as well - i.e. if I would like to fill all rows from 1 to 1000 with 'Y'? Thanks again, Bianca

Hi: I was given a spreadsheet where I have to add an extra column - in the column I must add the number associated with each row. What I do is type in '1', '2' to the first two rows and then place the cursor on the bottom right of the lower cell. Then I drag the cursor down the column - the...

Is the NET server only available on a 64 bit platform?

Hi: If I use Sessions to pass info between ASP pages instead of Query Strings - do I have to be concern on the amount of server resources it can use. Or is it so miniscule that it does not really matter? Bianca

I have a problem with my Query String - it seems to be hitting a maximum length and will not allow me to view state. Is there a way around this? Thanks, Bianca

Can I add a column to a database table without dropping and recreating the table? The problem is that everytime a user creates an action that requires a new table - at the moment I drop the table and recreate the table with the new column. This requires lots of resources as I have to populate...

I am calling an ASP application from my ASP.NET application - located on different servers. In the call I am passing the "Login" and "Password". If one of the serevers is down - The error page also lists the "login" and "Password" in the error message...