Trying to automate the FTP delivery of a PGP encrypted file. Best case it the ability to :
1) Get the file from the FTP server
2) decrypt the file to a chosen directory.
Anyone have a sample script that would do this, or be able to step me through one.. Or as a last resort, any 3rd party...
I keep hearing from my staff that the standard MQCONN function fails to connnect. We are using the 5.2 client software and the COM library included with it.
Any thoughts, outside of my people don't know what they are doing?
I have an worksheet where many of the cells have "formatted using the "custom" property. When I print those cells to a file they lose their formatting.
Any idea's?
This is the print line:
Print #FileNum, Trim(Cells(RowCount, _
ColumnCount).Value);
gone.. nada... says the service was not installed, although it was there before (and working). the virtual directories are still intact.. but any under Inetpub are gone.
Was a SP4, just installed SP6a... do u have to install 5, then 6, then 6a ? Issue: my FTP service is gone....
also ran the "red worm" update after 6a..
Thanx in advance
Keep in mind that you should also be checking to make sure that everyone comes in thru your login screen and not directly into one of your other pages, thus bypassing the whole logon check. use a global, application or session variable and set it to some value like "passed logon" if they enter...
Go into the HTML itself, find the SQL setup area. Simply change the FROM area to a variable (which is the value of the dropdown box). ie<br>
Was 'Select * from Table-name'<br>
Now 'select * from ' & dropdown.value<br>
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This was each time the form is submitted, the sql will be reset and...
Do some of the work at the office and some at home (both on a home network and standalone machine). What is the best way to port things back and forth? Just make a copy of the directory? How bout synching up the "paths", rather not have to keep my directory structures the same w/in the 3...
create the page with the fields on it. Create an asp page (as a form handler) that has the update fields ...where.... SQL clause. link it via an ODBC and use the POST method on the submit button.<br>
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Still need some error handlers and other stuff but that will get ya there...<br>
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