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I'm a newbie to web services. Can anyone point me in the right direction to use SSIS with the following web service? http://128.177.43.69:9763/services/TemsApiService?wsdl2

You can't disable the Office Button. You need to disable the buttons. <customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui"> <commands> <command idMso="Help" enabled="false"/> </commands> <ribbon startFromScratch="false"> <officeMenu> <button...

Hope this helps. <customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui"> <commands> <command idMso="Help" enabled="false"/> </commands> <ribbon startFromScratch="false"> <officeMenu> <button idMso="FileOpenDatabase" visible="false" /> <button...

There are multiple instances of find.exe followed by ftp.exe running on exchange 2003 server. Does anyone know if this is an intrusion or necessary processes?

Thanks pwise. I found an easy way to update without code. I made a copy of the database, deleted the old table, linked to the new SQL Server table, created a query and aliased the column names, then named the query the name of the old table. Works great.

Is there a way to loop through all of my queries and if they use a specific table, change them to point to a different table or query? I'm trying to integrate my access database with a table in SQL Server that contains same data with different column names.

In order to update tables with bit fields with MS Access you need to add a timestamp. This is a technote from microsoft.

I need to add a timestamp to our customers table so we can update data with MS Access. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Is there a thread here that will help? Thanks

The only thing we can find by googling is to try replacing the submit with XMLHTTPRequest/XMLHTTPResponse. So, we were going to try that this morning.

How do I capture the response so I can either wrap the XML in HTML or redirect it? Currently the response displays in a new tab as XML. <event activity="click"> <submit format="xml" target="https://www.chaseloyalty.com/xcff/XmlApi" textEncoding="UTF-8"/>...

Thanks kristof.

Thanks jbenson001. This is an application we purchased so the code must be removed. I guess I need to study asp.net so I can build another form from scratch. I want to add another column to the datagrid that will give me the city where the customer lives. No problem there, but the data doesn't...

I should explain that I'm looking at the html in the .aspx file. Where is the .net code stored?

How can you tell from aspx code what database/table/view/stored procedure, data is from? I see this tag: <asp:datagrid id="dgNames" OnItemCommand="CustID_Click"> Is "dgNames" the name of the datagrid or does it refer to the data source?

Can anyone interpret this script for me, and maybe give me a resource so I can study this stuff? This is a batch file that runs before calling several vb6 .exe's. :MAKE1 VB6 /MAKE /OUT C:\project\progress.log "C:\Documents and Settings\mystuff\desktop\myDirectory\myfolder\job.vbp" IF NOT...