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Thr problem is not the number of records SQL Server can handle or the size of the integer in SQL Server. I believe the problem to be in the application programming. I suspect the input buffer is only capable of handling 32768 records or some other variable, possibly a count variable, is...

Thank you for the exceedingly fast response. I have never used the Profiler. I did as you said and now I think I know what the problem is. SQL did not error, but I was able to see the last query before the error occurs in the application. SELECT * FROM Parts The Parts table has 32770 records in...

I recently started working for a small company and inherited a problem with SQL2000 server and a related application. We have no source code for the application and the OEM is out of business. It is a legacy application for this company and they do not want to change. Basically, the legacy...

Thank you Bob, very much, for your help. If I get it figured out I will update the thread for others to benefit.

FYI I am able to VPN into my SBS server from inside my network since I forwarded port 1723 to my SBS server. However, I am unable to connect from here at work. After reading countless forums and howto's, I have come to believe it may be one of two possibilities. I have a Linksys WRT54GS router...

I believe the answer to your question is yes; they are all in the same subnet. I want to be able to access and write files to the SBS server remotely. I thought VPN was the answer. As to whether I want to separate into two LANs, I only want to do what is necessary to access the SBS from...

If I am in the wrong forum, please let me know. This is a VPN client to home network configuration issue. Network layout is as follows: Cable modem > Linksys 4 port wireless router. I have two desktop units running Win2000 and WinXP respectively. Both belong to workgroup "mshome". The linksys...

I have an additional piece of information regarding this issue to share with anyone else that may need it. In my original question, I explained that the html was created dynamically by the basepage class using information stored in a database. Page content is loaded as a custom web user control...

This is my first attempt at utilizing external css throughout the majority of a project. I knew there had to be a logical reason. Thank you very much for the explanation. I am moving on.

Thank you all for your help. I have posed this same question in the asp.net forum. Thread 1158297

If I have an asp.net web control named lblTest: lblTest.ID returns lblTest lblTest.ClientID returns _ctln_lblTest where n = a number assigned by asp.net lblTest.UniqueID returns _ctln:lblTest where n = the same number assigned in ClientID ClientID and UniqueID are read only properties. If I...

I originally posted this in the html, css ... forum, but suggestions there indicate this may be a better forum to pose this question: When referencing asp.net server controls by ID in an external stylesheet, position and appearance are unaffected. If referenced through the class name, instead...

To answer cLFlaVA's question, there is only one lblTestLabel control. I tried making the control Public rather than Protected. I also moved the link element to my basepage where the html is dynamically created so it is now in the head tag. Still, none of this works. The problem is only with...

This is my original question: When referencing asp.net server controls by ID in an external stylesheet, position and appearance are unaffected. If referenced through the class name, instead of ID, everything works fine. My preference is to affect visual attributes of asp:textbox controls...

You are correct. I typically code small projects and do not usually need to debug the client side code. Please bear with me as I am trying to give you what you asked for. I am using a purchased dropdown menu control that produces a huge amount of javascript. To minimize clutter, should I leave...