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I have the following XSL stylesheet: <?xml version="1.0"?> <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:output method="xml" omit-xml-declaration="yes" doctype-system="NimsNamePayload.dtd" doctype-public="NimsNamePayload.dtd" /> <xsl:template...

Hmm...sounds like a different problem than I had. I never resolved the issue I initially reported and had to rebuild the entire database. If anyone comes across a resolution of my initial problem stated above, it would be great to hear how to overcome it in case it happens again!

Thanks for your help. However, I've tried your suggestion and it still doesn't open. I can't even import its tables to a different database.

I have a very peculiar issue with Access. When I click on the file, Access opens but the database does not. When I try to File--> Open and select the database, nothing happens. I don't receive an error message, just nothing happens. I've tried to compact/repair the database as well as try to...

Currently I'm building an ASP application which is hooked into an Access database. In this database, some of the tables are linked to a separate Access database. Whenever I try to access the data within these linked tables, I keep getting an error as the application is trying to connect to the...

Unfortunately I don't have (and can't have) access to the Oracle DB, so I can't create any views on it. I'm hoping for a solution where maybe my connection string is incorrect or something.

I'm currently building an ASP application which interacts with a Microsoft database with linked tables to Oracle. I've created a connection string using the ODBC Oracle provider from Microsoft and I've received the following error: TNS:could not resolve service name Here's my connection code...

Thanks so much! It's working for me now. I looked at the HTML source and noticed the value attributes didn't have quotes in them - I made a false assumption they were there. A good lesson for me, that's for sure! :)

In my case then, how would I go about this? I don't have a 'value' attirubte for my select: <select name=&quot;fulltitle&quot;> ... </select> Then I am trying to obtain the value on the next page: titlename = request.form(&quot;fulltitle&quot;) I've tried the suggestion, maybe not correctly...

Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm still getting the problem. Actually, I'm not using the value directly but am first saving it to a variable: titlename = request.form(&quot;fulltitle&quot;) ...where &quot;fulltitle&quot; is the name of the <select> control on the previous screen. It's still...

Hi, I have a form which contains a select box containing publication titles. The user will select a title and click a submit button. On the next form, I have the following code: <% title = request.form(&quot;titlename&quot;) response.write title %> The problem is, only...

Oh, sorry...I abbreviated my code (it's quite a lengthy procedure) and just wanted to make sure the piece I had a question on was present. This is why it probably doesn't make much sense. I actually figured out the problem. In the VB editor in Access, I went to the menu option &quot;Tools ->...

Well that's the whole problem. The code isn't going to my &quot;TrapError:&quot; code at all. It encounters an error, but instead of going to the &quot;TrapError:&quot; error trapping, it just displays the standard Access error message, which is what I'm trying to avoid. I wonder if there's...

Mark, Nope, the error is still not trapping. I changed the &quot;TrapError&quot; code to : TrapError: msgbox &quot;Error number: & err.number & &quot; just occurred.&quot; ...and unfortunately the error still isn't trapping.

Thanks Mark. I'm not sure what recordsets error object you're referring to. I tried looking at all the objects and properties of the recordset and recordsets object, but couldn't find anything.