Hello,
We have two identical Hp855CSE printers that do not get much use these days (on the color side). Recently when
we did try printing with them, we noticed that neither prints anything with red in it.
We figured it was the cartridge, so we replaced it with one in our cabinet. Same...
Hello.
We are looking to move our Access 97 tables to SQL Server 2000 and wondered if anyone has done this successfully and if there are things we should do and not do to make this work easier for us.
We want to keep our reporting functions on Access 97, pointing to the new SQL tables. Would...
Hello.
We are looking to move our Access 97 tables to SQL Server 2000 and wondered if anyone has done this successfully and if there are things we should do and not do to make this work easier for us.
We want to keep our reporting functions on Access 97, pointing to the new SQL tables. Would...
Hello,
I inherited a complex Access 97 report that generates a report and distributes it to the requestor via email.
Its complexity lies in its many inner joins tieing over a half dozen tables together to produce the report.
The requestor's id is tied to their company, and this report...
Does anyone know how I can possibly read our Access database's tables in COBOL? I would like to be able to process them as I would COBOL to assist us in a migration we are making to a new platform.
If I could output files that could be read and imported into SQL Server, all the better...
Is there an easy way to get a printable copy of all of the SQL tables in our SQL Server 2000 database system?
We are looking at converting several tables from Access to SQL Server and while I found a great freeware utility for ACCESS (EzDocumentor) I have nothing for the SQL Server side.
I...
Hi.
Is there an easy way to remove spaces (or special characters) from a string? I noticed that the trim
commands are geared towards only removing leading and trailing spaces. I have a file name being passed to me that contains a colon and also some spaces that acrobat
does not...
We are trying to access the Values of a table we are processing in a VB script.
The application is to build an access report that we can email... and where are stuck is accessing the contents of
fields on the table.
For example, one field on one table contains the name of the report we want...
Does anyone know an easy way or product that can print the structure for our SQL 2000 tables (that is - field names, field types, lengths of fields?).
We are looking to have our present Access database system "talk with" a new package we bought that runs on
SQL Server 2000 and would...
We have an odd problem that started when a repairman shut down power to the Server weeks ago and the UPS did not do its job. Since that time one particular screen (which ties into a handful of tables) shows a "Record is deleted"
message when we try doing "finds (binoculars...
Hi,
I wrote a bunch of Microsoft COBOL 5.0 applications over 10 years ago (under MS-DOS) and hard coded Epson Printer codes into the apps to allow me to print 255 characters wide (with compression), print
80 characters wide, etc.
Now with Windows being our local operating environment(for...
Hi,
I am a long time COBOL programmer, primarily on the IBM mainframe. Years ago I got into Microsoft COBOL (which towards the end was manufactured by Micro Focus) and developed many programs on the PC using it.
My programs created print files which I printed using
DOS' print command...
Hi,
I am a long time COBOL programmer, primarily on the IBM mainframe. Years ago I got into Microsoft COBOL (which towards the end was manufactured by Micro Focus) and developed many programs on the PC using it.
My programs created print files which I printed using
DOS' print command...
I am concerned about what I have read about DOS going away.
I use Microsoft COBOL internally and for a few of my small clients. Applications were written over 10 years ago and
have DOS programs and Batch files.
Will I not be able to compile any longer under XP? Will programs continue to...
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