I have developed a web service using C# and I am now working on the installation msi. I would like to have the installation process ask the user the specific site to which the webservice should be installed (using WIN2K or WIN2003 SERVER with multiple Websites installed). I have no problem...
I know that runnning sp_updatestats will increase performance on a SQL 2000 database, but my question is how often is sp_updatestats run in a day. I am working on an application that is about to be deployed worldwide with a central database. Using a small testing group (approx. 30 users), we are...
Has anyone here ever seen the message "Waiting to connect" on outgoing queues when using queued components? We have an application that was written in part with queued components. Both the Application server and MSMQ server are on clusters. The COM+ proxy exports for the queued...
Does anyone know of a way to format the Date command or the Now command so that it will return milliseconds along with the actual HH:MM:SS data? - Jeff Marler B-)
I am working on an n-tiered application written in VB DLLs running under component services/COM+ and part of the application requires asynchronous functionality. To implement the asynchronous functionality, I am using queued components where MSMQ delivers the marshalled data without forcing the...
Using Visual Basic (and any combination of APIs), is it possible to see who (WINNT/WIN2K UserID) created a file on a file server or local hard drive? I would appreciate any information that you may have. Thanks! - Jeff Marler B-)
Can anyone here tell me what method should be used when assigning a base address to a DLL at compile time? Essentially, what I am interested in knowing is how far apart do the memory address have to be from each other? Which (if any) memory addresses can not be used? And do the DLL base...
There is a method in Visual Basic that uses ObjPtr to pass a reference to an object using just the memory address to another client and it allows that client to make calls on the COM object, but I do not remember exactly how it works . . . has abyone here tried that before and if so, could you...
This may not be the correct forum for this question, so if there is a better one, please feel free to direct me to it.
Here is the problem. When I am creating an installation MSI file using InstallShield and one of the DLLs that needs to be installed is a DLL library of interface...
Is it possible to scan a compiled binary (DLL, OCX, or EXE) and determine what COM libraries it referenced when it was compiled? I am not interested in the export APIs (I can already get those). . . I want to get the ProgIDs and ClsIDs (Names and GUIDS) that the binary file referenced when it...
Is it possible to scan a compiled binary (DLL, OCX, or EXE) and determine what COM libraries it referenced when it was compiled? I am not interested in the export APIs (I can already get those). . . I want to get the ProgIDs and ClsIDs (Names and GUIDS) that the binary file referenced when it...
Is it possible to scan a compiled binary (DLL, OCX, or EXE) and determine what COM libraries it referenced when it was compiled? I am not interested in the export APIs (I can already get those). . . I want to get the ProgIDs and ClsIDs (Names and GUIDS) that the binary file referenced when it...
I thought that I had read an article on MSDN one time that stated/showed how a standard WIN32 DLL could be loaded into another process space . . . has anyone else seen this, and do you remember where it was. And if not on MSDN, is there any info on this elsewhere? Thanks! - Jeff Marler B-)
I thought that I had read an article on MSDN one time that stated/showed how a standard WIN32 DLL could be loaded into another process space . . . has anyone else seen this, and do you remember where it was. And if not on MSDN, is there any info on this elsewhere? Thanks! - Jeff Marler B-)
Does anyone know of a way to get the number parameters and their types (I don't care about a param name . . . just number and type) on an API just by examining the binary file? Say for instance I run Dumpbin /Exports on Shell32.dll . . . there are several exported API with no names that need to...
Does anyone know of a way to get the number parameters and their types (I don't care about a param name . . . just number and type) on an API just by examining the binary file? Say for instance I run Dumpbin /Exports on Shell32.dll . . . there are several exported API with no names that need to...
Does Dumpbin.exe work under Windows 2000? Whenever I try to run it it tells me that it can not locate mspdb60.dll even though the dll is present. Dumpbin.exe does work fine under Windows NT 4.0. - Jeff Marler B-)
This may be a stupid qeustion, but I'll ask it anyway since it does not seem to be working for me. If I have a disconnected recordset in ADO, should I not be able to set an ADO record object = to a specific record? And if so, how is it done? Thanks!
- Jeff Marler B-)
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