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    Roll back transaction using JMS API

    I wrote a listener program using JMS client API which will listen to the Queue and whenever there is a message got to the Queue, Listener will invoke OnMessage() to process the message against our DBMS. Right now if there is any thing wrong (Exception throws or whatever) happen during the...
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    NT Explorer

    You exactly right I can see the same stuffs on the right pane. But when I go into the D: drive for example. The New option is not available. It's strange, isn't it? This just happen right after I update my IE from 4.0 to 5.5. Before I also have active desktop turn on. But now that's gone too. I...
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    NT Explorer

    Does anyone know how to turn on the "New" option in the NT Explorer? Right now when I load NT Explorer, and select "File" the "New" option is disappeared. Or when I right on the right panel of NT Explorer the "New" option is not there either. Please...
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    Error Reason Code 2085

    I tried to use MQSeries Client api to connect to a remote queue (remote system). I got error said "Complete code: 2 - Reason Code: 2085". What is that mean? Anybody know where to find the document that list all of the error codes of MQSeries? Thanks you very much folks.
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    SQL Server 7.0

    How do I query against a table using CONTAINS clause in which there is a character '#' as part of data? For example: Select * from TABLE_A where Contains(COL1, 'C4139A#ABA') COL1 is already defined as fulltext column.
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