Okay, this is the situation:
### Gets the text fil ###
$list = 'list22.txt';
open(INF,"$list");
@test = <INF>;
### for each line, writes the line####
foreach $line (@test) {
chomp($line);
print "$line\n";
}
print "\nnext five lines being...
Hi:
I am new to perl and cgi, atho am experienced with vb and asp, so bear with me:
I need to take a text file generated from a db of users@domains and I need to accomplish two things:
1>
Seperate the users@domains so that output is like
domain1:user1,user2,user3
domain2:user1,user2,user3
and...
Hi:
I am new to perl and cgi, atho am experienced with vb and asp, so bear with me:
I need to take a text file generated from a db of users@domains and I need to accomplish two things:
1>
Seperate the users@domains so that output is like
domain1:user1,user2,user3
domain2:user1,user2,user3
and...
I have an orders application that I would like to print out the unprocessed orders via a menu item. Do I need to make a DataReport based on this, or can I have a Print Command that prints all the records displayed in the app form?
Thanks!
Is it possible to have my app,when installing, utomaticly add a database to the ODBC under Win98 & NT Via a registry key? or do I need to create a dll?
Thanks!
I need to get my date input mask so that acceepts "mm/yy" format for a credit card expiration....I have tried using "99/99/00;0;_" for the mask, but when entered 01/02 it appears in the db as 01/02/00.
Thanks!
Is there a way to open a MDI child form so that it is maximized in the parent window? Also, on the same note, is it possible to set scroll bars in the parent window if the MDI child is bigger than the parent window, but not on load? Thanks!
I have a textbox that calls info from a db query, the value is supposed to be currency and it appears that way in the db container, however, when running the VB app, the values are being shown as integer...is there a solution to correct this, or perhaps I need to set a format in the db (it wont...
I have a textbox that calls info from a db query, the value is supposed to be currency and it appears that way in the db container, however, when running the VB app, the values are being shown as integer...is there a solution to correct this, or perhaps I need to set a format in the db (it wont...
I have a textbox that calls info from a db query, the value is supposed to be currency and it appears that way in the db container, however, when running the VB app, the values are being shown as integer...is there a solution to correct this, or perhaps I need to set a format in the db (it wont...
Hello:
Using Visual Basic 6.0, I am trying to connect to an Access database to make a form based on a query contain in the db, and am having a problem. It shows the tables contained in, but no listings for the queries. Do I have to assemble the query by hand within VB, or is it possible to...
Hi:
I have an ASP application that I need to make into a Visual Basic program in order to demonstrate it from a cd as opposed from a server. Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so, where do I begin?
Everytime I try to call, or add to a primary key with a database, I get this error " Data type mismatch in criteria expression.", I know it has to be possible to get or update the primary key autonumber, but why isn't this working?
Code as follows:
sql= "insert into orderitems...
Everytime I try to call, or add to a primary key with a database, I get this error " Data type mismatch in criteria expression.", I know it has to be possible to get or update the primary key autonumber, but why isn't this working?<br>Code as follows:<br>sql= "insert into...
Is it possible to hold database field info within a array?<br><br>My "non-working" code: <br>aParameters = Array ([DBItem("ProductName")] [DBItem("Description")][DBItem("SalePrice")])<br><br><br>
Is it possible to hold database field info within a array?<br><br>My "non-working" code: <br>aParameters = Array ([DBItem("ProductName")] [DBItem("Description")][DBItem("SalePrice")])<br><br><br>NOTE:<br>This is within an ASP page<br>
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