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Hi there, I have got a coupe of Java class files that contain the $ sign in the filename. When I try to check the files into VSS it says there is a syntax error. On version 6.0a it seems to work ok but after 'upgrading' to 6.0d it now fails. Is there a setting somewhere that will allow...

No, basically we define the fields from a drop down list in the VB app and the VB basically translates all this into INSERT statements. I am not too bothered about doing it this way as we can call stored procedures from this VB so as long as I can get all the INSERT & UPDATES in there then it...

Hello all, I am working for an IT firm that uses an SQL database as the backend to a VB application. We setup financial imports into the database via the VB program but we are now getting more advanced requirements. We have started using stored procedures to do INSERT & UPDATE statements but...

Please see this part of an email that I have found from another SQL forum. I think this may sort the problem out: I learned that when changing your domain user password on the WinXP client, you will lose registered SQL Servers in SQL Enterprise Manager. In addition, you applied the method in...

Please see this part of an email that I have found from another SQL forum. I think this may sort the problem out: I learned that when changing your domain user password on the WinXP client, you will lose registered SQL Servers in SQL Enterprise Manager. In addition, you applied the method in...

This is apparently a known issue with SQL running on WinXP. It only occurs when the windows password is changed, it seems to loose all known SQL registrations. The fix is supposed to be a case of installing SP3 for SQL but I have tried this and it still happened to me this morning. This is...

Check out my reply to this post to resolve this: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?SQID=647296&SPID=602&newpid=602&page=1

Check out my other post regarding CMOS battery replacement: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?SQID=647296&SPID=602&newpid=602&page=1

This is not always the fan, in fact most cases it isn't the fan. What you can do is the following: 1.) Unscrew the bottom memory upgrade 'flap' and remove it. On the board is a small white connector with 2 wires leading to the CMOS battery. Unplug this battery and replace it with either a £14...