James,
The answer depends on what you mean by "block POP3 traffic". Do you want to block all POP3 traffic, some, inbound, outbound, both, etc...?
MapMan [americanflag]
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Does this mean that Name relates to PartnerName? If so, you can use the same method just substitute ID & PartnerID with Name and PartnerName. But, if the PartnerName and Name are spelled differently in anyway, other than case, there won't be a match.
MapMan [americanflag]
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Thanks amorous...
I kept looking at it before sending it. I even tried it with some of my tables.
Thank you for correcting my.
MapMan [americanflag]
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In the properties of the NIC card I still had old IP addresses assigned there. Once I removed them the problems subsided.
MapMan [americanflag]
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Hi Katherine,
You could try:
Select PartnerID, PartnerName from Table1
left join Table2 on PartnerID = ID
Where ID Is Null
MapMan [americanflag]
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Well...
The replacement server was new hardware; we lost the drive on the old one and decided to upgrade since we were down anyways. So, I setup the server with the old name. (I found out later that wasn't supposed to be done) After installing all the W2k service packs I:
Promoted the...
Hi jschweg,
I just finished building a server that all I had from the original server was an NTBACKUP of the exchsrvr directory. So, I didn't have the "system state" or "boot partition" to fall back on.
When you run Exchange in recovery mode, it doesn't mount the stores. This gives you a...
Hi jschweg,
Please check out http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=6E55DD49-8A6C-4F30-947E-BDE95917F585
This is a PDF from Microsoft that details various scenarios for disaster recovery. Some of the information states that you should not do your step #3 until...
Hi GeorgeDurkee,
I believe the DataGrid is a bound control. Therefore, you would iterate through the datasource that the grid is bound to.
Let's assume your grid is named DataGrid1 and you bind it to an ADO Data Control name Adodc1. Here's how you'd achieve this.
Set DataGrid1.DataSource =...
Hi Barrachina,
To help understand what could be going wrong, can you answer the following questions?
What internet browser are you using?
Do you allow ActiveX objects to run within that browser?
Have you restored your default settings for the browser lately?
Doing so may turn off the...
I have the following registry file I'd like to merge with users as they log in...
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings]
"DisablePasswordCaching"=dword:00000001
I'm doing so by using the GPO snap-in and...
If I remember correctly, this occurs if you're not using SSL to access the OWA pages. To do so, install a current certificate on the exchange server, and point the users to https:// -vs- http://
But, it's been awhile since I had that problem. MapMan [americanflag]
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Hi brettz,
Having your ldf and mdf of separate "physical" drives improves performance. Separating them alleviates any disk contention bottlenecks.
Keep in mind, disk contention can still occur if the "physical" drive is partitioned and the ldf and mdf files reside on...
Hi soldieryap,
The syntax of your SQL statement is valid. So, I'm wondering if it's something else. What is the error you're getting?
Regards, MapMan [americanflag]
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We've got nearly a dozen books on .Net. But the one that gets the most mileage is "Programming Microsoft Visual Basic .Net (Core Reference)" ISBN 0-7356-1375-3
Thus, I agree with Dimandja. It's one you should definitely have.
HTH, MapMan [americanflag]
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