I changed the logon property of the SQL Server Agent Service to my own domain account, then restarted the service. Afterwards, my job executed at the scheduled time!
Then to verify my diagnosis, I switched back to "Local System Account" and restarted the service. I was disapointed when my job...
...will insert one record into this table. So the sql will be easy.
3. In Management Studio, I go to the "SQL Server Agent" node.
4. SQL Server Agent *is* running.
5. I right-click the jobs folder and choose "new job".
6. In the general tab I choose a name for the job.
7. On the steps tab, I add...
From within a servlet, is it possible to learn the location of that servlet's .class file?? I suspect that one of the methods in the class GenericServlet might do this, but that's just a guess.
...signature:
public void doPost(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res)
My servlet needs to learn the caller's url. Several online sources suggest this approach:
String url="";
url=req.getRequestURL().toString();
Unfortunately that returns the *servlet's* url. I want the caller's...
I want my Eclipse web application to communicate with a hypersonic database. Both are on my PC. Luckily, Hypersonic offers a jdbc driver (in a .jar file) for this purpose. Unfortunately, I CANNOT get the project to notice the .jar file. So far I have tried these fixes:
1. I added a...
I want to create a javascript that does two things:
1. Prints the current page. I have already learned that window.print() does this.
2. Sends the browser to a different web page. This is an inTRAnet webpage so the user won't think I'm hijacking them.
What is the second line of code?
I want a script to start when either of these things happen:
1) The user closes this tab.
2) The user closes this instance of their browser.
How can I do that? I found a list of javascript events(http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_events.asp). Unfortunately, I don't see anything like...
You will laugh at the simplicity of this question.
I have experience with asp.net websites, and with Java applications running in a commandline environment. However, I have never done a console application using Visual Studio. Now I need to make a console application using vb.net and VS2005...
TABLEA
a_id(pk)
b_id(fk)
c_id(fk)
TABLEB
b_id(pk)
TABLEC
c_id(pk)
VALID SAMPLE RECORDS IN TABLEA:
a_id/b_id/c_id
0/NULL/0
1/NULL/1
2/17/NULL
Every record in TABLEA will have NULL in either b_id or c_id. Every record in TABLEA will have a value in either b_id or c_id.
The "many" side of a one:many relationship can be a field that allows nulls. That is quite unusual, but it is legal in SQL. Now consider this scenario:
I have tableA, tableB, and tableC.
TableB has a one:many relationship with tableA. That relationship is NOT mandatory.
TableC has a one:many...
I am an Oracle database administrator and my friends think that I know how to fix their computers.
A home pc running Windows xp has had printing issues with a local printer. No LAN is involved.
I decided to delete the printer using the gui and then reinstall it. Unfortunately, the icon...
One column in my gridview contains about a paragraph of text in each row. For this particular column, I need to set a fixed width and allow word wrap. I tried this syntax:
If IsPostBack Then
With GridView1
.DataSource = myDataView
.DataBind()...
I have determined why my page behaved unpredictably. Normally you enclose most of the Page_Load code in “if ispostback=false”. Two days ago I intentionally omitted that structure on this page. Unfortunately, the next day I forgot about my unorthodox decision. So each time I pressed the...
...could find a placeholder labeled "Web Form Designer Generated Code". If you opened the placeholder, you could change the code.
In VS2005, I see *nothing* like that. In VS2005, where can I find the code the computer wrote for a certain webform? I especially want to see declarations for...
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