Recent content by Dirtbike

That is CORRECT!...so, I'll try your code and hollor again if it doesn't work.

I originally posted on the FORMs page...my bad. http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1244545 Some kind person pointed me toward Duane's super-duper Concatenate() code. Thanks. I'm getting the dreaded data type missmatch in criteria. Here is my SQL: SELECT tn_p1.SONumber...

I'm getting the dreaded data type missmatch in criteria. Here is my SQL: SELECT tn_p1.SONumber, Concatenate("SELECT tn FROM tn_p1 WHERE SONumber = " & [SONumber]) as Notes FROM tn_p1 WHERE (((tn_p1.SONumber)="00100211678")); I have verified I'm ADO. The debug points to a problem here...

It's not a data type issue, I'm hooking to a legecy Cobol system with ODBC.

I'm starting with: SONumber tn 00100211678 LABOR OUTSIDE OF CONTRACT 00100211678 SERIAL NUMBER REWORK ON 800 SERIES ENGINES AT CAT PLANT. INCLUDES NECESSARY TOOLS AND 00100211678 TIME TO REMOVE EXISTING NUMBERS, CLEAN, PREP AND RESTAMP NUMBERS PER 00100211678 INSTRUCTIONS OF MHI JAPANESE REP...

Anybody ever connect their Mappoint application to a ODBC connector? How did you do it? MP2004. Thanks. Scott in Charlotte, NC

I simply googled long range barcode scanning and got this: http://www.hallogram.com/barcodes/scanners/longrange.html Looks like 35 feet is a limit...starting @ 2100.00 Cheers

We think we want barcode. We are a engine parts distributor. We don't have any real examples in our industry to draw from. None of our managers have a "We used to do it this way and ..." Our accounting package is in UNIX. I can print 3of9 barcode on my forms with the use of escape codes...

The ECHO happens to the outside guy calling in and from inside to inside. There seems to be a "time of day" thing in that the peak telephone times, 10:30am and 2:30pm, are the most likely. I can't get into the Unified Manager 'cuz I really don't know what I'm doing. Hopefully I can get our...

BCM version 3.6 3.1a 1 Plat: SH815 I2004 phone NTDU92 I dunno about Phase 1 or 2 ... how do I check? How do I check firmware version? Thanks for all the help here. Scott in Charlotte, NC FYI: I'm a somewhat clueless SysAdmin with very limited knowledge of telephony. Hell I pronounce it...

We have both WiFi and wired phones. Could it be that we have too many access points? Or too few? We have QOS turned on but there is considerable arguement that QOS is not seeing all packets. Thanks for the help.

Thanks guys...I found this to be true... <p><a href="file:///C:/test.pdf">dude</a></p> This above code works from a static page but does nothing when hit from a page served by IIS...but the below works...not that they are looking at the same fiel be cause they are not. i guess it is a security...

OK...I'm learning...I'm trying file:/// Would http://server/share/filename.pdf work?

Sure the link is valid...it works from the "static" page.. I no not what you speak of relative to file protocols. Can you clarify?

When I create a static page with a reference to file:///server/share/file.pdf the page works as expected. When the page that references that same reference is served up by IIS (or Apache) the link doesn't work. Can you guys enlighten an HTML newbie?