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I have a bunch of php scripts that connect to a MS access database. These all worked fine until an update of the windows server 2003 software, now they dont :( The connection script is simple: $conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO"); $conn->Open("DRIVER={Microsoft Access...

I have a bunch of php scripts that connect to a MS access database. These all worked fine until an update of the windows server 2003 software, now they dont :( The connection script is simple: $conn = new COM("ADODB.Connection") or die("Cannot start ADO"); $conn->Open("DRIVER={Microsoft...

Hi Kevin, Thanks for the replys. There are no other clues whatsoever. I was rather hoping that somebody might recognise something from it and say that there was a perl or apache module that did stuff with code like this 10 years ago for example. Theres hundreds of lines of this stuff spread...

Yes, Im wondering about this tomahawk business. I found this: http://freshmeat.net/projects/tomahawk/?branch_id=10687&release_id=34380 which appears to reference a fairly out dated (not touched in well over 7 years) web server based on apache called tomahawk. This is possible a likely...

Thanks Steve, Was just wondering what all the $tomahawk->globalvars->{'local'}->{'oreturn'} = -1 unless($dbh); is about. Strangest looking Perl I ever saw! Matt

I've just received a perl application to look at, but I don't recognise the format of the code at all, and it quite obviously won't run on a normal system without some module or external parser. As it's embedded into HTML files, I guessed it might be EmbPerl or Mason in some format, but a quick...

Is this an Access 2003 only thing? Im using Access 2000 and cant find this feature anywhere! Thanks, Matt.

Hi, Using the CGI module, how can I retrieve all of the params that have been passed through a form into the program if I don't know what they're called. ie - I know I can do print "$q->param('my_fieldname')\n"; but if I don't know what the field names are, how can I loop through...

I've got a corrupt record somewhere in Access and I don't know how to find it. Im running a query, and I get 'Record Is Deleted' as the recordset is being generated. When I click OK all the fields in the datasheet that have displayed turn into '#NAME?' instead of the original text. I think this...

Is it possible to turn off the Access alerts 'You Are About To Update X Rows...' when an update or make table query is run? The guys here keep hitting return instead of clicking yes, and the return sometimes causes a default no to happen - causing all sorts of problems! Cheers, Matt.

I have a web site with various domain names pointing to it. I need this web site SSL secured, but of course an SSL certificate only contains one domain name. Does anyone know if it is possible to somehow install multiple certificates for a single web site? Thanks, Matt.

You have pointed to the same script twice there, not the good and the bad.

Do other Perl scripts run ok from this location? It sounds like it could be a server thing. One other thing, make sure the word END is at the beginning of the line in the program, with a linebreak at the end of the line too. Without that linebreak it may well not work. Matt.

I just upgraded from Access 97 to Access 2000, and have lost all my export specifications, so every time I use a TransferText macro It doesn't work. Are these saved elsewhere that I can get at them? Dont want to have to put them all in again! Thanks in advance, Matt.

BTW - the entire reason for upgrading is that I need to use some VB6 code in a module, just the split and substring functions actually! If I can include something in the references in 97 just to get this working I'll be fine! Thanks, Matt.