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Thanks for the quick responses. Here are some clarifications just to make sure that I am following along. The page I wrote is an ASP page that uses Visual Basic(With the <% %> markers), HTML and some minor Javascript for data validation. These were written in Microsoft Development Environment...

I developed an ASP application to be part of an Intranet run from a IIS server. It runs perfectly on the computer I developed it on, however when I install it on the client's IIS server, the Visual Basic Code doesn't seam to be recognized. My pages are .asp and the client already has .asp...

I thought the same thing. I had a simpler shape that I knew had no overlapping lines and I tried to extrude it. Same error. What I didn't realize when I originally posted the problem was that AutoCAD is reading my shape as a Curve. I made sure the curve was closed and had no overlapping...

I made a drawing in Adobe Illustrator 9 that I saved in a .dwg format. I am then trying extrude these shapes in AutoCAD. They are closed polygons with curves. AutoCAD gives me a message telling me that the shape is unusable. AutoCAD recognizes the shape in 2D mode and let's me modify it...

Here are several replies to different postings on my question: satyenshanker Here is the code: *This code is executed when a Button is pressed on the form. do Populate_Speci_find_list with Type_ID_Var, Pat_ID_Var THISFORM.Freez_Location_Grid.recordsource = ''...

mgagnon, Thanks for the responce. That's pretty much what I figured. The only thing that I am finding is that I cannot create a connection handle from within a .pjx group if the .dbc that I am connecting to is in that same .pjx group. Perhaps that lends itself to the question of what is the...

I am creating an application that will have user interface at least on a LAN. The interface will be fore input and searching the data. I was planning on using alot of SQL code to drive the searching functions. The data is also probably going to be refernced to on a WAN using Java. I am...

JDemmer, Thanks for the advice. It was very helpful. But, at this point, there is something subtle that I must be missing. I followed your 1st example. I get a connectivity error when trying to connect to my .dbc file. Oddly enough, I was able to connect to the dbf talbes associated with...

I must plead ignorance on the Odbc.ini file. How do define my datasource name in this file?

If I put an SQL statement like &quot;SELECT * From...etc.&quot; in it works fine. I am only connecting to Foxpro tables within the same application.

VFP 6

I am using &quot;*&quot; for comments. I just put those // marks in my message as a habit from coding other things. However, even when I remove all comments and just insert a blank line or additional code, I still get the same results. Thanks for the input.

This is sort of a repeat question from yesterday. Sorry, but I am really stumped. I am using the following code that is inside of a procedure that is being called by a button on a form: STORE SQLCONNECT('db_data') TO gnConnHandle SQLEXEC(gnConnHandle, str_sql, 'MyCursor')...

I made the change and got the same result. It worked at first. What I did figure out is that the code will keep working until I make any modification to the procedure that I am calling. The above suggestion was working just fine until I added a comment line. I deleted the line, but the code...

There are several ways to approach this depending on what you want in the end result. I'll give you a Non-Visual basic approach. Create a Text Box on your form for the user to put the date in. Create a query for the table(s) that you want to look up. Within that query, set the Criteria for...