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Hey, so simple... and yet it just might work. Thanks, PHV!

Yes, there is a hierarchy, but I think I've already got that covered in a NextHigherAssembly field in my Parts table. Right now I'm only worried about parts that are on an 'equal level' in the hierarchy, and which ones mate directly with which other ones. And I'm not worried about how they fit...

Hello all, I'm developing a parts database, and I need to store information about which parts mate together. The only way I can think of to do it is to create a linking table with two similar columns, like: Part1 Part2 ----- ----- 11478 11340 11478 85675 11478 11415 11229...

I *know* they won't give me that kind of access, so I guess I'm stuck. I'll have to figure out another way to get to that data, I suppose. Thanks anyway.

Got it... It was looking for version1.5, which I had already uninstalled. :-)

I'm trying to uninstall my old copy of NetBeans 4.0 beta 2, but when I run the uninstaller, it tells me A suitable JVM could not be found. Please run the program again using the option -is:javahome <JAVA HOME DIR> I have the JRE SE 1.4.2_06 installed... Is that not what it's looking for...

I see. I'm not certain that I have those kind of rights on the webserver, but how would I map a drive letter with ASP, just in case?

Hi all, I'm trying to iterate through files in a folder contained in a network share, using ASP. Here's my code: Dim objFSO, objFolder, strFolder Set objFSO = server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") strFolder = "\\hif-fslgnt1\logon$\Tracking data\Logon\Users\" &...

Yeah, I saw that one, too. Unfortunately, my Outlook address book does not have an "Export to file" option anywhere. Anyway, I'd like to try directly accessing the Exchange server data first, if that's possible. Thanks, though. :-) --Ryan

Simple question: Is it possible to retrieve personnel data from the Outlook address book using an ASP page (using VBScript or Javascript)? If so, how? Thanks! :) --Ryan

Part of my database will be tracking equipment orders in my office. There are two types of orders that the user might enter: accountable or unaccountable. Both types of orders need certain common fields entered, but each order has a handful of unique fields as well. In addition, for...

oh, jeez... You're right, good catch. I feel kinda dumb now. It must be early Friday morning. [morning] --Ryan

I'm trying to create an "Expand All" button that, when clicked, will show a bunch of rows that were previously hidden. Here's the code I'm using, but it does absolutely nothing. How come? var arrRows = document.getElementsByTagName("td"); for (var i=0; i < arrRows.length; i++) { if...

Niiiiiiice.... It worked great! A star for the awesome link! [2thumbsup]

My stomach sank to my toes when I realized I had hit the 'Format' icon instead of the one I was looking for, and all the pictures and video clips I had taken on my digital camera that day (which were many) were suddenly gone.... [surprise] I've heard formatting only erases the FAT, but the data...

Okay, here's what I ended up with. I know that anybody could have cobbled this together, and probably quicker than I did, but here it is for anybody else to use. function identifyKey(kC) { var arrKeys = new Array("Backspace","Tab","Enter","Shift","Ctrl","Alt","PauseBreak","Caps...

Dan, Unfortunately, String.fromCharCode runs into problems with the keypad numbers (among other keys), which I also need to keep track of. For example, pressing the '5' key on the keypad returns a lower-case 'e' to that function. It looks like my only option, then, is to compile my own table...

A function I'm trying to develop is going to be storing a sequence of keys pressed. Unfortunately, I can't find any way to take the keyCode generated by the onKeyUp event and translate it into the actual character pressed. Could anyone point me to a table or function to give me the nudge I...

Ah... I knew there was some basic concept that I'd missed. [tongue] This reading will probably help me in more areas than this one. Thanks!!!

Kind of.... In my Users table now, I have a field called Accounts that contains a comma-delimited string of the accounts that each user is authorized to access. Is there a better way to store that information?