With the TSM Operational Reporting, you should setup an Operational Monitor that runs more often. This can be found under "Tivoli Storage Manager > TSM Server # > Reports > Operational Monitors" in the Operational Reporting console.
When you create a report, the default will be to check the...
Excellent suggestion, however this application is already running when my application is started. I have no control over the application besides trying to close it.
The only thing I have to work with the classname obviously, the list of titles the window usually has (inconsistent), the name of...
paulbent thanks for the utility suggestion.
I have the classname, but it's running in a command prompt so the class is "ConsoleWindowClass" and this is what all command prompt windows show for their class.
I think somewhere I had seen a suggestion to search for the specific class of...
I'm currently using the GetWindow() and GetWindowText() APIs (among others) to find the window text of the program I need to shutdown. I then use PostMessage() to send a WM_CLOSE to it and it works great.
However, the title is not consistent and therefore it makes the code a mess to search for...
I have a small application that I want users to run from a network share and would rather that we never need to run an install on each PC. I've written it to handle its own registry entries so that's taken care of.
However, it requires tabctl32.ocx which is a tabs control and it also needs...
Well.. I'm just using Me.Windowstate to control the minimize.
My question is, does anyone know a way to intiate and/or cancel the minimize timer that is better than putting a Timer.Enabled = False in the KeyDown and MouseDown events on the form?
Any suggestions for an efficient method to have my application minimize itself when a period of time elapses and the user has no interaction with the form? It also must cancel the minimize if the user clicks on something else before the timeout.
For instance, user uses my application to launch...
I would like to setup something that could query a WINS server (and DNS and DHCP eventually) using Visual Basic 6, and I'm assuming the Winsock control would be required.
Does anyone know how or have any info?
The ReadyState would seem to be what I needed, but it has limited return codes, and you get the same return code regardless if the browser results are 200 or 404. The other suggestions you made are helpful in other ways, but for this particular function, I need those return codes.
ReadyState...
Using the IE object, I've got the browsing down with VB. I would like to detect if the browse resulted in a 404 - File Not Found result, in case the URL that was determined by my VB App is invalid.
I'm able to use the DownloadComplete and NavigateComplete events, so I'm wondering if there is...
Has anyone wrote any code to query a WINS server? For instance, if you wanted to query the server for it's records for a certain host, user or service?
I'm trying to build a list of servers that workstations should contact depending on the subnet they are in.
What would be the simplest way to break an IP address down into the first three octets and then compare it against a list of the servers the workstations should contact. Basically, if...
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