Recent content by stefanRusterholz

Sorry for responding so late (week-end). Thank you all very much. You really helped me out! It works now very fine.

D'oh That doesn't sound very good :-/ Now, it seems that I have to go that way anyway - I don't see any other way. But perhaps you know another. I'll describe you my problem: My VB App only wrapps a call to a .dll which I have to do. I don't know how that (or any other) dll exactly works but...

OK I had finally time to try it and it works great! Now a second question: is it possible to write output back to the shell? best regards Stefan Rusterholz

OK Thank you very much! I'll try that one as soon as possible. (I'm wondering why I still can't find that entry in the help system...)

Hmm, sorry, but this hint got me nothing but a few dozens of entries - but none of them seems to cover my problem (I had a lot of entries for ADO and command-object). But I have to tell you, that I'm not very used to VB and VB-help... could you please be a bit more specific? but thank you so...

My VB-App serves as kind of intermediation-application and therefore gets executed via the command-line (or better: it is planned to execute it from the commandline). I plan to give the vb-app some arguments via the commandline. My question now is: how can I access those arguments? many thanks...

Uhm, seems like UBound = -1 is not true for erased arrays. I get an error: "Index ausserhalb des gültigen Bereiches" (I think the adaequate english error message is "Subscript out of boundaries") when I do dim myArray() as String dim myUBound as Integer erase...

Hi I'm programming in VB for about 2 weeks now and can't get around following obstacle: I have got an array (public because it can grow up to a few MB) which is at start erased. Question 1: How can I test if that array is still erased or has got redimmed? At the moment I use the workaround of...

The situation is a bit complicated, so let me explain: On Machine A I got Visual Studio installed. On this machine I developed a script which accesses a mysql database. When I compile this script on machine A and run the .exe file on 'A' then it runs just fine. When I copy the .exe file onto a...

Thanks to both of you I didn't find the wizard because I didn't think enough :-/ I have a german installation, so it's named "Verpackungs und Verteilungsassist" which is _slightly_ different to it's english name :-) It was only the file 'MSADODC.OCX' which had to be placed into...

You are right. I indeed only copied the .exe file. I'm kind of newbie to VB and had not a lot of time to study it (I just have had to adapt a script and add mySQL support to it) so I learnt it in a hurry. I think your advice is also correct. So here another stupid problem: where can I find this...

Thank you too. I did it indeed with coding the connectionstring: dim connstr as string connstr = "driver={MySQL};server=my.server.domain;uid=myname;pwd=mypassword;database=myDB;" dim rs as adodb.recordset set rs = new adodb.recordset rs.open "SELECT something FROM myTable&quot...

Finally my VB program runs fine on the pc with visualbasic installed. now I generated an .exe file (which also runs on the developmentmachine) and copied it onto another pc (windows2000 Server). But on this machine a message appears at start: "Component 'MSADODC.OCX' or one of its...

Hmmm, strange. I tried it again and now it presents me some results... perhaps it was just a misstypo before :-/ Stefan

I tried that but it told me it had found 0 results :-( But luckily I found it somewhere else. But thank you anyway! Stefan