I can detect another instance of an application running by using App.PrevInstance, is there a way to force that other instance of the application to shut down?
I have some new information into my problem. When reading the return value from the call to the Copy method, I found that it was returning a 9 - invalid object. I changed the strString variable to "C:\" and re-ran the routine and I got a return value of 0 - No error.
This brings me to a new...
I have another WMI question. How do you use the WMI to copy a file from a remote server to a local PC? I have the following code, which does not generate any errors yet it does not copy the file either. Someone please help!!
Dim objWMI, objLocator, objWMIFiles, objWMIFile
Dim...
That is what I was thinking at first, which is why I ran the program in debug mode. That is where the confusion starts. Running in debug mode does not generate the error and the database updates just fine.
I have a two piece application, both written in VB6. A normal front end data entry app and a DLL to handle the calls to the database.
When I run the program using the compiled EXE/DLL and try to update a record, it gives me the following error:
3421 Application uses a value of the wrong type...
The subject line says it all. I have a set of applications and dlls that need to check for updates in a predetermined update directory. Up until now, this worked great using the FileSystemObject because all my users were on a local network. Now I have users connecting to the network via VPN...
One of my users has just installed my software in his WinXP PC and gets a rather generic error message when he tries to run any of my applications. It says "DOMSupportApp.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close." When I click on the link for more information on the error it tells me...
The Crystal Version that I am using is 10 Professional and the server I want to run on is MS SQL Server 2000.
What I want to do is have a report excecute after a job is done and print it to a specific printer. E-mailing the report would work as well.
Does anyone know how to kick off a Crystal Report (version 10) from a SQL Server Job?
Also, is there any way to make a Crystal Report automatically print when it gets done running?
I thought that the suggestion would work, but it still does the same thing. If I was to set up a second job to move the records, is there any way that I can kick off the second job from within the first?
I am working on a project to automate as much data entry as possible. All servers are running SQL Server 2000 and my data source is on another server. I cannot create a linked server because the SA passwords are different between the two boxes and that cannot be changed.
The job that I am...
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