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We use pl/sql packages to interact with an 8.1.7 db, and every now and then it replaces question marks in owa_util redirect_url statements with ':1'. The package is valid in PL/SQL still (the :1 basically being html), and although you can compile the packages having subsituted a "?" and in...
Hi - I suspect this is a basic SQL issue.
I'm trying to create a crosstab from three sets of tables and fields that are selected by the user. 1, the columns, 2, the rows and 3, the values.
I am using a three dynamic SQL cursors, one after the other, to show:
First, the columns (simple group...
Hi - I'm trying to log onto our database server using Enterprise Manager.
This is something I have been able to do without a problem before. But, we have changed our IP addresses. I am logging on using the IP address, the port, and the database name. I am getting the TNS error code noted...
I had a VBA/VB script that sent HTML e-mails to Outlook 98 to my customers, and I have now had to install Outlook XP. This seems to have Outlook security update automatically applied, and each time I try and use my VBA script, Outlook does the 'You are trying access...' dialogue, followed by a...
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I had a VBA script that sent HTML e-mails from Access 97 to Outlook 98 to my customers, and I have now had to install Outlook XP. This seems to have Outlook security update automatically applied, and each time I try and use my VBA script, Outlook does the 'You are trying access...'...
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To date I've created several apps with small numbers of users. In the system I have used, each user has a separate user account in Oracle 8.1.5 and the username is fed through to access to different levels of data using the USER. I've used raw webdb reports and forms, and PL/SQL scripts...
A customer has sent me some files he has exported (actually SQL outputs) from 8i. He says he has delimited them with a semi-colon, but they are effectively fixed-width. The records are padded with spaces. This has made the files massive - one of them is 2GB, others are around 1GB - they should...
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