The same item can appear multiple times, but its properties can be different. With each part having 37 properties, I did not want to have to compare each property. I must be the only person who ever wanted to compare two objects. :-(
Thanks to everyone for your input.
Microsoft may suck...
I think Rick's comment: "Doesn't .Equals check memory address" maybe the cause of my current problems, and Chrissie1's solution may not work either. I will restate the problem with an simple shopping cart example that allows the user to order various parts. This is not what the real...
I have an object name oPart. It has a number of properties. I want to compare it to another oPart object to see if all the properties are the same. Been trying to use the IComparer thingy all day, but nothing works.
All I want to know is if oPart_new = oPart_old.
Thanks
I have a shopping cart application. As user fill their carts with various items, I need to track the remaining quantity of those items in the database so other users can be alerted when an item is "out of stock." I imagine there are a number of ways to do this like moving items to a temporary...
Thanks for the help!
I also found this link: http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=986358, but it looks like the way you recommend is simpler.
Thanks again,
--Rob
I am frequently finding myself have to replace text in a table(s). I know there must be a better way to do this, so I am asking for suggests.
EXAMPLE: Replace 'TH-' in the ABBR_1 field with 'TMF-'
Table name: ABBR
ABBR_1 PRICE Desc
------ ----- ----
TH-34 12.34 3"...
I am using robocopy to mirror a folder on one pc to a folder on another pc. Everything is working fine, but I need to make changes to the script occassionally. How do I/should I end the process that is currently running?
Mark, do you mean that if I am trying to copy the file blahblah.something, and there is a glitch before it is completely copied, once the server comes back online, it will finish copying blahblah.something?
BTW: Nice set of scripts you got over at the parlor. I have to spend some time there. :-)
I am learning to use Robocopy in the Windows Resource Kit. It mentioned that some files that are backed-up may not be "Restartable." What does that mean?
Sorry if this is a Sys Admin 101 question. I'm a programmer. Don't do much with Sys admin stuff.
Thanks for the help.
--Rob
I used DTS to create a backup routine for our database. It has run fine, but today I need to make a change to it. After openning Enterprise Manager, I openned the Data Transformation Service folder, then Local Packages, and clicked on the package I wanted to edit. I receive the following...
Well, thanks again, and to answer your question, I am really not sure. I am a Software Developer who has been asked to setup an in-house computer to do automated backups and host an intranet site. When it comes to security / network configurations / and all that stuff, I usually hand it off to...
I have IIS running on a pc (Office1) on our in-house network. It works fine. I enabled Windows Firewall, and no one can get to the intranet site on Office1. I then set out to find what I needed to do to enable our users to get through the firewall, but I have gotten no place; only more...
I am using vs.net 2003, and would like to create and manipulate a Microsoft Word document. None of the examples I find on the internet seem to work. Has anyone successfully done this from a web page?
Thank,
--rob
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