Thanks r937.
For whatever reason those first two options won't work, but the third one did. It's a small enough database (~1000 employees) that I can't imagine the inefficiencies are worth worrying about.
...select a list of employees from the "Employees" table limited to only those who have been associated with an event.
I thought the syntax was "SELECT * FROM employees WHERE empID IN (SELECT empID FROM events)" but that gives me no results.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thank...
I actually just got clearance to cut out the subtotal sheets, so the grand total just works.
The problem was that the subtotal sheets would sort, but the Name value in each row of the grand total sheet was fixed so it would become disjoint with the rest of that data row. It isn't elegant but...
I have an aggregation workbook, which has a number of worksheets with rows of data like:
Name, value1, value2, . . ., globalsort
globalsort is calculated on these pages to allow ranking in aggregation. As the values change (thereby changing the globalsort value), the subtotal and grand total...
I have an aggregation workbook, which has a number of worksheets with rows of data like:
Name, value1, value2, . . ., globalsort
globalsort is calculated on these pages to allow ranking in aggregation. As the values change (thereby changing the globalsort value), the subtotal and grand total...
I'm trying to do things somewhat differently, I'm attaching my database to help explain, but I guess I don't really understand why my way can't work. I haven't done much with Access before, so I'm running on general VBScript / SQL experience.
If I'm doing something fairly simple...
...a lost focus event). The code works, and once I enter the information I can see in the record navigation bar that I am no longer working on the * record. It does not, however, prevent the key error problem.
If I navigate forward to the newly created * record and back to the one I'm working...
I figured it out. The company that we registered the URL with (GoDaddy) was serving our page in a frameset, so I needed to go in and replace every call to window.top with window.top.frames[0].
Siiigh.
Turns out the problem was that I wasn't using disconnected Recordsets (I thought the Static flag was enough but apparently not). Load times are now <1second instead of >1minute.
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/080101-1.shtml
If anyone has the same issue
Thanks all for the input!
Sorry, I was just typing in the question lazily.
On the page itself there'll be an input like
<input name="metricStr" id="met115" value="Str1_COMMA_Str2" type="hidden">
And in the page contained in the iframe there'll be a call like
var inStr =...
Hi,
I have a site that was initially developed on a Server 2000 box and was recently moved to a Server 2003 environment. While many of my asp pages work fine, one of the more complicated pages does not.
The page uses an iframe in a floating div to allow the user to enter additional...
Hi,
I am currently attempting to debug a website which was initally developed as an intranet application on a MS 2000 Server and was recently moved to the internet on a MS 2003 box. The new server has a slower connection to the DB server (SQL Server 2000).
One of the most complicated pages...
My site uses a dynamic PDF generator which much be run from the command line through ASP.
On the old server, IIS 5, everything worked like a charm using ASPExec to run the program. Now that I've moved the site over, ASPExec reports that it has called my program correctly but the program does...
In MetaEdit, there is a visual way to set string properties such as secure and User Type (server, asp app, etc).
Does anyone know how to use ASDI to set those properties?
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