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I am having the problem in a Web Application. In the mean time I created a windows app and used the following code.
XConnection()
Dim arParams(1) As SqlParameter
arParams(0) = New SqlParameter("@SESSIONID", TextBox1.Text)
arParams(1) = New SqlParameter("@CLIENTID", CLng(TextBox2.Text))...
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I have a piece of code that on a monthly basis creates emails to distinct email addresses with attachments and writes these into the Drafts folder in Outlook. I usually need to hold these for a few days before sending them. We I need to send these 800 or so emails I have open each one...
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I would like to use the look and functionality of the outlook control but not to read emails. I would like to attach this to a data set and populate it with my own data and headings. Can this be done ?
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The code below works and creates an email with all my recipients in the "To" area of the message.
How can I write these email addresses to the "BCC" area rather.
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Set golApp = New Outlook.Application
Set objNewMail = golApp.CreateItem(olMailItem)
With objNewMail...
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As an input file I have a list of times(durations) in the format hh:mm:ss .
I created a table with a column of datetime and have written these in the format '1900/01/01 hh:mm:ss'.
I am trying to get an avearge of these durations.
I would also like to calculate the total in days, hours and...
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I have paged through all the previous entries for this kind of thing but still can't get my code right.
I am trying to change the SQL Server for the report.
CrystalReportPath = "S:\CrystalReports\" + strENVRptNme
Set CrystalApplication = New CRAXDDRT.Application
Set...
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I am developing a system and using Crystal 8.5 with VB 6. I connect my report to the SQL Server database by selecting a datalink file from the explorer style box presented.
My problem is that when I develop using a test server and then need to point these reports to the production machine...
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Even though the use of cursors is not popular I would like to query a multi level structure. The level count will define how many cursors I will need.
If I replace STR(@CNT) with for example C1 this works fine.
DECLARE @CNT INT
DECLARE @LVL INT
SET @LVL = 3
SET @CNT = 1
WHILE (@CNT...
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