i have signatures stored as "bmp" in sql 2000. i can retrieve the signatures (stored in an image field) when i use an odbc as the datasource. the problem is when i try to access the bitmap signatures using a store procedure. i get an error saying that the data type is not "supported". whats...
i can't get my blob bitmaps to show when i connect to my datasource via a sql 2000 "stored procedure", but it will work if i connect to it via a "ODBC".
Has anyone come across this before. is there a work-around besides using an ODBC. they seem to frown on that here.
i have the signatures stored in ntext fields on sql 2000. now i want to place the signature on the report. when i just place the "signature" field on my report.. all i get is a box filled with rows of numbers.
Hi BillyRay,
The functions (i.e the events work). No parms are passed to the functions. I just never knew you could have mulitiple events attached to an object (seperated by a colon). And I was just wondering if anyone has seen this done before and/or if there was any supporting...
It's here at my new job. I was looking through some code. It works... I've just never seen this done before, and i could'nt find any supporting documentation on it.
has anyone seen this code before... i'm just curious. i've never seen the coln used like this to attach mutiple events to an object.
Example:
<INPUT type="radio" id=System2 name=HQ$radio1 value=Q
datasrc=#DcDirectory datafld=sch_sys_cd
onclick="EnableDateFields: somehingImportantChanged...
or function? Is it the equvilant of "this"? Does it pass a reference of an element to a fucntion or subroutine. I can't seem to find any information on this.
Thanx
Mike
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I'm gettin an error saying that the count property as used below is not valid. Can anyone tell me what's wrong with this syntax?
For x = 0 to Document.frmMyForm.Elements.Count-1
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