Search results for query: *

Read the link I provided, it describes it. It's a "feature". -iNSTA aim: instar4per

We found the problem, right before trying the packet-capture. It had something to do with not using a "mysql_select_db()" command. Included this extra bit in the PHP, and lo and behold, it replicates. More info: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/replication-problems.html Notice, however...

One thing I just thought of ... Other queries are replicating just fine. They insert simple data. This one won't replicate, but it's using "inet_aton". Think that will have anything to do with it? Remember, 4.1 on the slaves. -iNSTA aim: instar4per

I'll go give that a shot. Is this to determine whether or not the master is sending "slave update" packets? -iNSTA aim: instar4per

http://planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=58422&lngWId=1 Try modifying code like that. -iNSTA aim: instar4per

The master is 5.0.0-nt-log. The slaves are all 4.1.10-Debian_4. Ideally, we'd like to avoid a restart, if at all possible ... not sure how Ethereal will behave on the master. If it helps, here is the query being run: INSERT INTO dbservices.tblevents_listings (id, ipaddress, name...

The master server is Windows. The slaves are Unix. -iNSTA aim: instar4per

The record does post to the master, from any application (command-line binaries included). Only from the web application does it not replicate. How would I check the replication logs as you're asking? -iNSTA aim: instar4per email: instar4per @ hotmail.com

...of this move, and will change the user, as soon as the replication problem is fixed. The code being executed is a simple INSERT statement. * When run on the master from the mysql binary, it replicates. * When run from a desktop posting to the master via MySQL Query Browser, it replicates...

...If Right(New_Path, 1) <> &quot;\&quot; Then New_Path = New_Path & &quot;\&quot; Randomize For i = 1 To 20 tmpFile = tmpFile & Chr(65 + Rnd() * 23) Next tmpFile = New_Path & tmpFile & &quot;.jpg&quot; End Property Public Function LoadImage(sFile) As Boolean LoadImage = True On Error...

...If Right(New_Path, 1) <> &quot;\&quot; Then New_Path = New_Path & &quot;\&quot; Randomize For i = 1 To 20 tmpFile = tmpFile & Chr(65 + Rnd() * 23) Next tmpFile = New_Path & tmpFile & &quot;.jpg&quot; End Property Public Function LoadImage(sFile) As Boolean LoadImage = True On Error...

Yes, parallel port. This stems from my projects &quot;back in the day&quot;, where I used a hacked joystick to provide digital and analog inputs (I could measure the temperatures of things using a thermisistor), and I could check for open doors with the modified buttons. I would then use the...

Brad, just wondering, what is your budget on this project? I can help you with any part of this that you could need (<pimp>I've done electronics, and was on BattleBots </pimp> :-P). If you'd like my help, I can, I'd just like to warn you that a cheap solution is going to put you without a...

johnwm, although I'd rather not nit-pick, I'm going to here. Typically, I've found the limits to be true, unless running on Win2000/XP (haven't tried NT). Then, it seems, the textbox is limitless? *shrug* -iNSTA aim: instar4per email: instar4per @ hotmail.com

Does anybody have any ideas on this? The part I am confused on is how to simulate an event, without actually raising one. I've heard rumors about using callbacks, but I don't know how to do this. And, by the way, I really don't know how the 2nd poster got under my name... Anyways, -iNSTA...

What the ... ? Right. Well, apparently, I'm cloning on here. [noevil] -iNSTA aim: instar4per email: instar4per @ hotmail.com

Since you're using VB you can't create a truly Object Oriented Design for this project. What you can do however is use some of the techniques... I would create a Domain object with all of the information pertanite to a Domain. I would then create a function that takes a string for a domain...

I have an application in which I take a large volume of domain names (the current list I have is approximately 35,000), and find out various information on them (including, WHOIS info, resolved IP, etc). Rather than hard-code these in, I would like to use a modular design, and add the...

Hey...nifty. Let me know of anything you hear. If you don't find one, I think I may write one. Maybe that can be some extra credit project for school... Anyways, -iNSTA aim: instar4per email: instar4per @ hotmail.com

Why not use VBScript? It would be a happy medium between a full GUI, and a batch file. Create the file ntstuff.vbs on your desktop, and place the following inside of it: Dim objWScript, objExec Dim myUserName Dim strLaunchCmd Set objWScript = CreateObject(&quot;WScript.Shell&quot;)...