Recent content by evaleah

Turns out the issue was saved data in the report. No matter what I did I could only get the exact same 145 rows. In the end, I recreated the report and now it works perfectly. I have no idea why the data was trapped in that state, but since recreating fixed it, it is fixed.

I am using Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 in an ASP.NET 4.0 web forms application. The report in the builder runs properly and returns thousands of rows. When I export it to any ExporttoStream format I am only getting 145 rows! Does anyone have any idea why this might be? I have no null...

I figured this out. I left the one class and added an input.entity-edit-action-save sized as desired and with a transparent background. Works like a charm :)

I have a button declared as such: <input title="Save" class="entity-edit-action-save" type="submit" value="" /> In my css I have several classes dealing with buttons: input[type=submit], input[type=reset], input[type=button], button { background-color: #384e72; background-image...

I have the following stored procedure. Each time I run it, rows are deleted, but not all of them. If I run it a 3 times or so, then all the applicable rows are eventually deleted. The total number of rows needing deletion is only about 3500. Can anyone tell me what I missing? Is there a...

I figured this out. Turns out I had a different startup path for the project depending on where the source code was sitting. I have corrected the startup path and everything is working now.

I have a web app written in C# in Visual Studio 2010 connected to Team Foundation Server 2010. When I have the solution offline it debugs just fine. The exact same solution, when it is online, gives an error: Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server is not configured...

Thanks! I will look into that. Eva

I am using Notes 7. Is there a way to create a rule to have an email saved out to a directory folder as a text file when it arrives? I have a rule that is putting it in a Notes folder currently. I would also like to have it available from Windows as a text file without opening Lotus Notes...

I have an SQL statement that works in SQL Server and Oracle when written this way: SELECT INTERPRETATIONVALUES.CODEID, Count(CODESYSTEMVALUES.CODESYSTEMVALUEID) AS ExistingValues, DATASPECIFICATIONS.SHORTNAME, DATASPECIFICATIONS.LONGNAME, INTERPRETATIONVALUES.HARVESTTEXT FROM...

I ended up recoding to get around the issue but thanks for the tip. I am sure to use Environment next time!

Yes and chr(10).

I am querying an Access database. One of the items returned is a memo field. When I look at the database the field has carriage returns. When I execute instr(DR.Item("Body"), ControlChars.NewLine) or ControlChars.Cr, ControlChars.Lf or ControlChars.CrLf it comes back with 0 every single time...

SOLVED! I am sharing in case anyone else runs into this and finds this thread. Turns out I had to just call the objects in two different subroutines. I couldn't instantiate the objects together. Then it works. Go figure.....

Turns out the crash is occurring after I apparently have set the object containing the Notes references to nothing and when I call an object to connect to an Access database. It is when I make the Oledb call to execute a query that the crash occurs. Not actually in any of the code I listed...