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I'm trying to dynamically edit selected text using execCommand and fontsize as the passed command. [i.e. execCommand(fontsize,'',4) ]. The problem is that this works fine for relative browser sizes, but I need it to work for absolute sizes as well - either points or pixels. I've scoured...
I have a few procedures which uses transactions within access to ensure data consistency. What I'm wondering is, how can I test if a connection has an ongoing, uncommitted transaction or not. I'm trying to create a routine in my error handler to rollback any open transactions if any errors...
Quick question - Would creating a filegroup comprised of multiple physical files only be advantageous if each of those physical files is located on a separate physical drive or array? I'm wondering if there are any benefits to creating a secondary filegroup that has more than one data file if...
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Recently, a friend of mine was telling me how great the data environment tool in VB is. I've always done this work by hand (ado). Does anyone have any info, or experience on the pros and cons of using the designer instead of coding connections manually? I'm wondering what type of...
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I have a query which returns multiple records to a user. I can't figure out how to display checkboxes instead of True/False fields in the results. Are there any list controls, or grid contols that allow for displaying boolean fields as checkboxes or similar graphical representations on...
I need to create a rollup table, with the data grouped by day. The field that I will be grouping by is a standard datetime field which records the exact time a transaction is made. Is there an efficient way to do this? When I run a cast or convert to int on the date field, it rounds up (so a...
I have a 6 GB log file which i have to import daily. I'm using DTS to import this data into a SQL table, and the process up to that point is streamlined. Afterwards, I need to process the data and input into a separate table that will always contain about a billion rows. The table has a...
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