I have inherited a batch script which runs a number of bcp commands. My problem is that it currently tries to use the DOS style errorlevel to check for errors:
bcp "DB..TABLE" in textfile.asc .......etc
if errorlevel 1 ...etc
bcp "DB..TABLE2" in textfile2.asc .......etc
if errorlevel 1 ...etc...
I am getting an error 91 (Object or with block variable not set) in my code which I have narrowed down to the point where it exits a function which has called an exported function from a dll.
I have the following line in my main module
Declare Function Lib "C:\winnt\system32\convd.dll" (ByVal...
I have a filelistbox from which the user can select files and add/remove them to another 'target' listbox.
Is there a way of disabling individual items in the filelistbox once they are added to the listbox?
I have a couple of problems where accessing a form element using
elem = document.all("elementid");
causes a 'null or not an object' error. The behaviour is inconsistent in that the problem may not always occur the first time this is invoked.
By replacing this with
elem =...
I want to loop through a small piece of code for each parameter @p1 to @pn passed into my stored procedure. Is there a way I refer to the parameters indirectly? e.g. in a local variable which will change on each loop iteration?
Thanks
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