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Heres a good one. I've got a system which was been written to create Excel files from data within a database via an XSL transformation. This works fine for 90 odd% of users. we have two users that when they navigate to the aspx screen which will create the spreadsheet and display it...
Hi all
Heres a good one. I've got a system which was been written to create Excel files from data within a database via an XSL transformation. This works fine for 90 odd% of users. we have two users that when they navigate to the aspx screen which will create the spreadsheet and display it...
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I'm going to post this in here and the VB.NET forum. We have a VB.NET windows service running on our web server which has a timer control which ticks every 15 seconds and runs several processes on an SQL server. I've enabled the individual parts of the service to be disabled via the...
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I'm going to post this in here and the crystal forum. We have a VB.NET windows service running on our web server which has a timer control which ticks every 15 seconds and runs several processes on an SQL server. I've enabled the individual parts of the service to be disabled via the...
I know this sounds stupid but what can we do with this system? at the moment it is just giving simple reports to us about usage - I'd like these to be linked to our in-house developments a bit better and also was thinking about some sort of customer service system to pop information to users...
We use powerquest as we want to take an image of the entire server to enable disaster recovery.
I can't change the companies strategy just because of this problem, however tempting that might be
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I've got a series of windows services that connect to my database to perform operations to data loads to progress them from one state to another. This all works fine apart from the sql server service has to be stopped and started every night to enable backups. When sql comes back up the...
You are only seeing description because your code first sets the text field to code and then immediately sets it to description. If you want the two side by side you might have to use two controls or return the combination of code and description in your webservice.
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I've got an application that is going to need a number of different services. I'd like all of them to use the same project. I currently have two services in the list - both installing fine (the main from the first service calls the second as told to do in the comments in the template...
I am trying to set up a development environment for an application not originally developed by my company within Visual Basic. The project uses a Crystal report of sorts. Everything is ok except that the DSR file (report) refuses to open. I get the following message...
Line 2: Class...
Thanks for the reply.
There are no missing entries in references or components
I am getting a message when i first open the project file
"version 2.2 of <path>crviewer.dll is not registered. The control will be upgraded to version 8.0"
Could this be part of the problem? Is there any way of...
I am trying to set up a development environment for an application not originally developed by my company. Everything is ok except that the DSR file (reports) refuse to open. I get the following message...
Line 2: Class {BD4B4E61-F7B8-11D0-964D-00A0C9273C2A} of control crwExport was not a loaded...
Is there anyway to include a # character in a parfile for the imp routine. When we run the import the password for a particular database includes a # character which we are unable to change. IMP doesn't seem to understand this (at least not under unix) and asks for the user to log on. This is ok...
This is a fun one. I've checked in a file with a date 4 years ago (was doing something else at the time that needed me to look at y2k). The file was first created in VSS in 2002. I cannot delete the instance I have created as VSS says that it doesn't exist and it doesn't appear in the history...
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