I need for you to be more specific?
I am using MS SMTP but I am sure that it can work with others also. In my situation, behind a firewall, I needed to know what the "smarthost" was so that the information could get to the outside world.
In order for me to understand\detail I need...
There are many possible solutions for your situation. If these servers are connected then you could establish a link and just pull the data you want. I personally don't recommend using links because of the traffic issues on networks. You could also use create a stored procedure that would...
strField = ColRec. & strvarname
Since colRec is a collection what you can do is reference it with an index. Try something like ColRec(x) where x is the index. You will need someway to track what the index is pointing to so you might also check ColRec(x).name for instance.
Good Luck.
Try using the "DIR" command and put the name of the file you are looking for in it. The number of files should not matter. After you put you filename in the DIR command check and see if the legnth is > 0 it so then the file exist.
In your application are you using a reference to an object that would reside on the office 2000 disk? Create a very simple application and make sure that the only reference information is the standard options (Visual Basic for Applications, Visual Basic runtime objects and procedures, Visual...
I can't say that I am familiar with "REUTER|IDN" but I really don't think that is the problem. In most cases when this method is used the problem is because the called object is still sitting in memory. Even your call used in the first method probably has left something out there...
Are you trying to use CDONT? To make this work the SMTP service must be setup correctly on the server you are going to try and use.
Dim objNewMail, sString1
Set objNewMail = CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objNewMail.From = "me@here.net"
objNewMail.To =...
This is all good stuff but I have a question.
I like to use async processing when I can. Is there a way to do this with this method?
"The above example covers everything you need to know to get started. The rest can be foound in the help files installed as part of the Oracle Client...
You might try using the on error statement at the top of the code.
What happens when you step thru the code and at what point does it give you the error?
Usually when I am using the on error statement I place the code at the top of the routine. You could be getting an error before that time...
James, James, James you are the man!!!
When I upgraded to MDAC 2.6 it all worked. Before I did that I also got it to work with a modification to the connection string that turned off connection pooling.
I may not have been using the 0040 route correctly but it did not work for me. I you...
Thanks for the information James.
I have tried both methods the create object and the set as adodb.connection and got the same effect.
I did read somewhere that there is a known leak with ADO/MTS objects and this fix was done in msado15.dll so I check the date on mine and it is is using 2.5...
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