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Replace that view above by this, it's shorter: CREATE VIEW vRandNumber AS SELECT ROUND((100 * RAND()) + 1, 0) as RandNumber

Hi, You can use this: CREATE VIEW vRandNumber AS SELECT ROUND(((100 - 0 -1) * RAND() + 0), 0) as RandNumber CREATE FUNCTION RandNumber() RETURNS float AS BEGIN RETURN (SELECT RandNumber FROM vRandNumber) END select dbo.RandNumber() from dbo.Product You need to use a function...

It's logical to decide that 0 or 1 value at inserting, but it doesn't really matter. Essentially this is the most important part: select CASE WHEN count([ref]) > 0 THEN 0 ELSE 1 END from [SandBox].[dbo].[UniqueBookingRef] WHERE ref = 'L01' That's the logic that...

Hi, insert into [SandBox].[dbo].[UniqueBookingRef] select 'L01' , CASE WHEN count([ref]) > 0 THEN 0 ELSE 1 END from [SandBox].[dbo].[UniqueBookingRef] WHERE ref = 'L01' The first time you enter L01, you will get 1, any new attempts will get 0

...and d1.warrant_request_flg = 'N' (Sql server syntax) That way you can use that variable directly: when 0 < @case_id_cnt then 1 c) Don't use count(*) As you may have noticed, I replaced the count with count(d1.case_id). It's better to use a field for a count, preferably an indexed one.

So you're trying to find out which Excel version is installed on the user's computer? This would do that: public string Read(string KeyName) { RegistryKey baseKey = Registry.ClassesRoot; RegistryKey subKey = baseKey.OpenSubKey(@"Excel.Application\CurVer"); if (subKey == null)...

It all depends on what that executable is supposed to do. But, the whole set-up sounds fishy. Still, "If it's not broken, don't fix it", especially if it does it in a performant and managable way. Perhaps you can gradually incorporate the executable's logic into the webservice and make it...

Hi, Check this link about the 'XML Bulk Load component': http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316005 Should be pretty easy considering the low complexity of your XML file.

Indeed there should be a "code behind" page* containing something like this: dgNames.Datasource = someSource; dgNames.DataBind(); If you don't have it, it means the aspx inherits from a class defined within a dll, available within the bin directory within the website's directory. But you...

Hi, I will need to implement a website-search system of some complexity very soon, and I'm researching what my options are. Ofcourse, that means either develop it myself, or buy a third party solution. Unless it's easy to do (which I doubt, considering the scale of the website in question), I...

I had one using style, previously, but I removed it. That didn't change anything though. This is the asp code I have now: <asp:DropDownList ID="DdlID" runat="server" AutoPostBack="False" OnSelectedIndexChanged="DdlID_SelectedIndexChanged"> </asp:DropDownList>

Hi, I'm populating an asp:DropDownList from a DataSet, and I get a very weird result. I have this number (0099471468240) that gets shown like this: ' 009... ', within the dropdown. Although in code, it clearly is what it should be: 0099471468240. Now the weird thing is that it works...

...Server was unable to process request. ---> System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: Could not find stored procedure 'sp_***'. (pageinfo ...) --- End of inner exception stack trace --- All signs indicate that everything is ok, except that it sometimes just doesn't seem able to connect. When that...

Hi, Which controls within ASP.net can contain, and display, a Bitmap object, other than the Response.Outputstream (ie, the page itself)? I'm doing some GDI+ drawing on a Bitmap object, which I like to pass to a valid receiver. It would make sense to me that for instance an asp:image can...

Thanks Jason, that got me going.

Hi, Am I correct saying that with ASP.Net, a static class, is basically a single server object, that is active across sessions? Meaning that if I set a value of a static class, all sessions will read the same value. But that means that if one user's session sets this value again with something...

Nevermind, it was a config error on IIS level. Had nothing to do with the code :-P

Hi, I have a Web service with basic authentication active on IIS, to which I pass a NetworkCredential object: NetworkCredential objCredential = new NetworkCredential("UID", "PWD"); myWebserviceObject.Credentials = objCredential; On my local test solution, everything works fine. Yet, on...

Nevermind, I found the solution. Now that my deadline is behind me I had some time to look into it again and I realised there's also a xmlDoc.DataSet.Tables[1] available, which contains the attribute values.

Hi, I'm using ReadXml() in combination with a XmlDataDocument and have an incoming XML tag like this: <phonenumber type="1">somephonenumber</phonenumber> So, I have this: XmlDataDocument xmlDoc = new XmlDataDocument(); int i = 0; foreach (DataRow row in doc.DataSet.Tables[0].Rows) { ... }...