Actually, I went back to OWA and found the missing emails in the sync issues folder. I can move the emails from there to my inbox and they show up. What would cause these sync issues and is there a way to have Exchange notify me when they occur? Thanks.
We have Exchange 2003 SP2. Our users all have Outlook 2003. We have certain emails that arrived within a certain time frame this afternoon that were received by our Exchange server and the logs show that these emails were delivered locally to each user. However, these emails do not show up on...
We have Exchanger Server 2003. Suddenly four emails that had been sent a few months ago (all on different days and sent by four different people) were sent to a group account for everyone that has an inhouse email account. As soon as I saw what was happening, I shut down and restarted the...
Thanks techsmith. Your post made me realize I could pass the combobox name to the subroutine by declaring a parameter as ComboBox.
Public Sub FillCombo(ByVal ItemDesc as String, ByVal ComboBoxName as ComboBox)
My head wasn't on straight that day. Thanks again.
I am using Visual Studio 2005 and vb.net.
I have several comboboxes on a form. Each combobox needs to be filled with a list of items from a single datasource. Each list will consist of item descriptions from a different set of records from the datasource. I have accomplished this with a...
I need to develop a mobile app for pocket pc using ActiveSync. I am fairly familiar with vb.net and visual studio 2005. I have never done a mobile app. What would be a good source of information and reference for a beginner in this area?
Forgive me if I'm on the wrong forum and that I don't have all the information. My client has an issue that seems to involve Netware client on a Windows 2000 Pro machine trying to access MS SQL Server using ODBC. A fresh W2K Pro without Netware client loaded will access the SQL Server...
Thanks macleod! You saved my form from oblivion. I had the border style set to Fixed3D. I changed it to FixedDialog and now it is not the incredible shrinking form anymore. Fixed3D making the form dimensions change after closing it and reopening it is rather odd but I can certainly live with...
I am using VS 2005. I have just noticed that when I edit and save a windows form, the size of the form changes. When I close the form and reopen it, the size is 4 points smaller from the right and bottom edges. If I do this enough times, the controls on the form actually begin to move off the...
I am using Visual Studio 2005 and visual basic.net. I have a vb form that contains a tableadapter bound to an Access table. On the form is a textbox that displays the contents of a specific field in the Access table. This works fine.
On the same form I allow the user to choose a different...
I found the correct syntax for the expression. It is:
Sum(Child(RelationshipName).ColumnName)
This only works if the two tables are related which in my case they are. However, I'm not getting the result that I should be getting. The relationship does exist between the two tables and there...
I neglected to say I've tried quotes everywhere I could think of in the SQL statement and I get the same error. I also tried referencing the column in the following ways:
Sum([tblName].[ColumnName])
Sum([tblName.ColumnName])
Sum([DataSetName.tblName.ColumnName])
I've placed the brackets in...
I am using vb.net in visual studio 2005. I have a dataset in my project that contains multiple tables. I have used the dataset designer to add a new column to a table. I want to use an expression in the Expression Property to set the value for this column. The value should be a sum of a...
By the way, here is my connection string:
ConnStr = "Provider=sqloledb.1;Driver=SQL Server;Server=" & sqlSvr & ";Database=" & sqlDB & ";UID=" & sqlUser & ";PWD=" & sqlPassword & ";"
sqlSvr, sqlDB, sqlUser, and sqlPassword and string variables set within the application.
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