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Recent content by Dauz
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How do I edit my database to not allow duplicate values in a field
Thanks, I did that and it works great. BUT! I was wondering now how I could notify the user of a duplicate value via the .asp webpage their entering the data from.- Dauz
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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How do I edit my database to not allow duplicate values in a field
Here's my problem: There's a field in my database called ESN that currently allows duplicate values. The values are stored as either 8 digit hex values (e.g. 8AFC11FF) or as 11 digit decimal values (12212344311). We now are not allowing any new and existing values in this field to be duplicate...- Dauz
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- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Programming
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Roaming profile changes not saved
Not sure if you've checked this or not, but make sure the ntuser file inside of the profile has the .dat extension rather than a .man extension. A changing the NTuser file from one to the other toggles the profile from being a mandatory profile to just a regular profile.- Dauz
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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TCP/IP Addressing...NEED HELP!!
Here's my problem. I'm running a Windows 2000 Network, with a local Network ID of 192.168.1.0. I have am using a Windows 2000 Server as a NATed router (Address is 192.168.1.1). Recently, our company was given another T1 provided by a company we wholesale for, which communicates only with their...
