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Can anyone tell me if there is a way to pass an array of parameters into a sproc? I can envision passing a string containing named value pairs, assembling a query in the sproc and executing the assembled string. But I'm afraid doing so will result in a loss of performance as the sproc will not...

Ok, I've been working with this for about a week (off and on, about 8 hours work) and I can't seem to get the results I want. I'm a fairly basic regex user. I have never really had a need for really complex search patterns like this one. I have a collection of files that are all CSV. There is...

Scenario: I have a webform that has several user controls. Some of these user controls have yet another embedded user control. All this is on a multipage control with a tabstrip control. Up until now, everything has worked fine. Now, on the second page of my multipage control (everything else...

I'm trying to pass a null value to my stored proc. On my asp page, I first deal with the variable like so: ClassID = IIf(Request("ddlClass") = "", NULL,Request("ddlClass")) I then use the command object to send my params to the stored proc: Set cmd =...

Well, at least I think so. System specs: 1ghz Athlon TB ECS K7VZA mobo 256 pc100 ram Matrox G400 AGP 3COM EtherFast (or Express, whatever) Toshiba (some speed) cdrom (Sec. Slave) Yamaha 8824ez CDRW (Sec. Master) Fujitsu 2.0gb hdd (Prim. Master) WD 20gb hdd (Prim. Slave) OS: Win2kAS Now, I...

I can't believe I have never had this problem before. And I use CSS a LOT. In a nutshell, here's what I am trying to do: When a user mouses over text (color: orange;)which is an anchor (A:Hover {color: white;}) I would like the text to revert to the orange. As we know it normally does not...

Ok, I'm new using Access... sort of. I have been maintaining data for a while, but not adding functionality, etc. I am also a bit undecided whether I want to use access exclusively or use the db with a vb app (which would be easier for me, but I'm not one to back down) that wouldn't take long to...

First, let it be known that I am more than competant at dealing with db's in almost any other way aside from the creation. Scenario: A database needs to be created to house all things music. The information required: [Band]; [Release, #ofTracks, DateofRelease], [Track#, SongName] - Each...

I have a real winner here. In actuality, it's not THAT hard, but I have burned myself out on it and can't 'see the forest thru the trees'. In other words, the answer is right in front of me... and I just can't get it. I have a database that I am pulling RS's out of and displaying in html. No...

I have a real winner here. In actuality, it's not THAT hard, but I have burned myself out on it and can't 'see the forest thru the trees'. In other words, the answer is right in front of me... and I just can't get it. I have a database that I am pulling RS's out of and displaying in html. No...

Why is it if there are too many fonts in my Winnt/Fonts directory, Illustrator refuses to run. This is Illustrator 8.0, btw. "Absorb what is useful, discard what is not. Add what is uniquely your own." - Bruce Lee - The Tao of Jeet Kune Do

Ok, check this out. I'm not the only one having an issue with a cdrw and win2k, but I haven't seen any good advice on this yet. Running Win2k Advanced Server with a Yamaha 8824ez, 256mb ram, etc. I can only get one app to burn disks with, which is Fireburner. And it took a whole lot of ASPI...

Can anyone tell me where to find some information concerning Access' syntax? For example, I know how to create a simple query, and use the Like [] to prompt for input. That's about it. I have tried using different operators from different languages I know and, frankly, I knew it wasn't going...