Recent content by Henk1

Thanks alot for the answer. I now get another error message saying that the connection was closed. But I think our firewall is blocking my request. I'll try tonight at home. Thanks again.

Good day, I am using the following code to get the HTML from a web page. But I get a proxy authentication error. How would I set up the proxy details (server, port, username and password) for our proxy server to get past it? // Setup our Web request System.Net.WebRequest request =...

Very True, M1ke! I have in the mean time re-thought my situation and decided that I will not be going to america. A couple of other countries are in scope though. Thanks for the help, and sorry for the late response.

Sorry about my post. I got the answer. What I did was write this function : CREATE FUNCTION fnSeconds (@CallTime nVARCHAR(50)) RETURNS DECIMAL(18,2) AS BEGIN DECLARE @CallSeconds DECIMAL(18,2) DECLARE @CallMinutes DECIMAL(18,2) DECLARE @CallHours DECIMAL(18,2) SELECT @CallSeconds =...

Good day, How would I add nVarChar fields with values "00:00:02", "00:00:05", etc, etc, simulating the duration of a telephone call together? I tried using SUM(field) but it cannot add up a nVarChar field. I also tried using SUM(CONVERT(datetime, field)) but that does not work either, saying...

Well, that was the problem. I want to just thank everyone that was involved in this, as the problem is now resolved. It seems that the anonymous logon just did not have the access to write a file. Now, obviously I cannot give this user ID (anonymous login) admin access. So what kind of access...

Hmmm, This is what I thought. Ok, thanks for the help. I will now start researching into the CommandBuilder Object, as I have never seen this. Will ask again if I cannot figure it out. Thanks again.

oh. Thanks. I have used sqldataadapter before, byut never knew what the diffirence was. I am however free to use SQLDataAdapter at any time, am I not? Whether I am updating, I can still just call my stored procedure, or write inline sql statements? Am I correct in doing it this way? Also...

ok, the persmissions that is set on my web site virtual directory is as follows. I have anonymous access enabled, with a user called "IUSR_AT007359" with access to the guests group. Also, I am allowing IIS to control the password. Then I also have digest authentication for windows domain...

Good day all, I have been playing around with diffirent ways of getting data from DB's. I have this code: SqlConnection mySQLConn = new SqlConnection("workstation id=AT007359;packet size=4096;user id=sa;data source=AT007359;persist security info=True;initial...

I would presume so. ASPNET has admin rights to my machine. Do I use the ASPNET account to run the code? I think so. How do I check? Well, if it is the ASPNET account, then I don't think it is permissions based. I am really giving up with this now. I just don't know what to do... Could it...

Ok, what I tried now, is to create and empty file, called summary.html in the correct directory, and then ran the program again. Now the message it gets is: "Cannot access read-only document 'Summary.html'." And I checked, it is NOT read-only. Why would it do this?

thanks for all the help. However, I am still getting the same problem. I just don't know what I am doing here. I copied your (obislavu) code for saving and I am still getting the same problem. It seems that the only diffirence is in the way the path is created/set up. The rest of my code looks...

Well, the problem is that there is no such file. I searched my whole HDD for it, and I cannot find it. It has not been saved yet, as it crashes with this error message before it can get saved. On a sidenote. How do you get those nifty "Quote" and "Code" blocks?

Thanks alot ChipH! Really good stuff. Just a "fairly" stupid question... After what you typed in there, after this "fileExists = File.Exists(filePath); if (fileExists) { FileAttributes fileAttr = File.GetAttributes(filePath); fileReadOnly = (fileAttr & FileAttributes.ReadOnly) ==...