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C# Web Service Error
I have developed an ASPX site on a lap-top with a local copy of SQL server. This site uses an ASPX page to connect to a C# WebService to retrieve data. This all works fine. However when I move the site onto a desk-top PC (Same versions of VS and .Net Frame work). The WebServices are still local...- lestatdelioncourt
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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Hidden Access unhiding on VBA export
Ok here is the problem. I have hidden the access application, so only the form shows. On the form I have a button that runs the following code: DoCmd.OutputTo acReport, cmbreport, acFormatRTF, "c:\" & cmbreport & ".rtf", True This works great and loads MSWord with the...- lestatdelioncourt
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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Crystal reports to PDF error
We are using crystal reports to create PDF's with a variable graphic. This works fine until the PDF files get close to 100 pages (the actual number varies each time the report is run), then the PDF's are generated without any data. THe formatting works fine (i.e. the gridlines for the tables...- lestatdelioncourt
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- Forum: Business Objects: Crystal Reports 4 Other topics
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MSAccess and JDBC
Is there any way to connect to an MSAccess Database using JDBC without using an ODBC link? I can do this for MSSQL using com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver() But I can not find an MSAccess equvalent. The reason that I can not use ODBC is I am connecting from and AS/400.- lestatdelioncourt
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- Forum: Java J2EE
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MSAccess and JDBC
Does anyone know if there is a JDBC driver for MS Access that does not required ODBC to be configured (if so an example would be handy). The problem is I am trying to connect an Access DB running on an NT machine from an AS400, so can not use ODBC.- lestatdelioncourt
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
