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pankajchawla- Thats the fun part. When this happens simply restoring a backup flash does no good. Heck this time around doing a factory default and rebuilding the config from scratch didn't fix it. I actually had to go back to 4.61 to resolve it this time around. Why restoring a backup of...

My bad, I was thinking about something else on the domain name thing. I am getting the CreateTextFile part throwing a file exists error. From what I remember the second part of that method is a TRUE/FALSE, TRUE it overwrites the file, FALSE it does not. Try changing the: Set ts =...

Try using the full computer name with the domain tacked onto the end in your server list. Basicly what you find under System Properties -> Computer Name.

I'm with wimvh on this one, really need to use the full path or god only knows where it will be trying to copy files from or to. Would explain why no files are being copied.

Have you tried pasting the Run block from the task's properties into a command window? I have had to do that from time to time to see what errors were being thrown.

Ok, I have risen to a new level of baffelment. Broke the team's on a pair of servers, still only got 100mb/s Broke the trunking on switch interfaces, still 100mb/s Connected the two servers together with JUST a crossover cable... still 100mb/s At every step I checked and interfaces on both...

Heh, I am not really trying to saturate the net, just see if I can get it to break 100mb/s. Mostly I have been shifting a couple ~2GB files back and forth between the servers. Also, our backups tend to run around 100mb/s and shifting the files between servers does not break the 100mb/s mark at...

Looks like Mark already go it. However, If your are new to vb script and have a couple hours you might want to flip through the Microsoft Script Center. The Scripting Guide there is easy to read and will get you up and running inside of an hour. Might want to check out the Scriptomatic there...

All four servers are going into the 3400cl. Basically a star configuration with every point of the star showing 1gb/full duplex. I am not sure about using a crossover to connect a pair of teaming nic's together. As the servers are in use not I can not take a pair of them off the network to...

Upgraded 4 servres a month ago to from 100mb to gigabit. However, at no time does the combined throughput of the dual nic's go above ~100mb, they tend to seasaw back and forth on the dual nic's but from time to time only one int is used and i'll see that one spike up to ~100mb. The Intel...

We keep having a problem with our Firebox 1000. From time to time after a policy change is pushed to the firebox we start getting an intermittent connection on all interfaces. Fun thing is that it gets progressively worse over time until the connection is so bad you can not even upload a...

Hmm, well this works in access at least: SELECT ProjectName FROM Table1 order by Right(ProjectName, len(ProjectName)-InStr(ProjectName, ' ')); Is this along the lines of what you are trying to do?

Huh, with no sql I am just guessing but from your post a little bit ago and the error you look to be mixing VB and SQL together. MS DB's might be able to hindle it though, not sure about them. If InStr/InStrRev is not valid SQL for your DB then can you just move it to the stage where you...

This sounds more like an sql thing from what you are saying. With no idea on the table structure am unable to guess at what the query should say but try replacing the "select *" with the column order from left to right. The "ORDER BY" is what actually governs the order the rows come back in...

I have had pretty good luck with Eclipse here. They had a nice simple tutorial on how to setup and use it so within an hour I was up and running with it (not much information overload). javac is nice but having a pretty good debugger to check varriables is a MASSIVE boon as well. Sun's IDE...

Dian - I did not see anything in ResultSetMetaData that was useful ofther then the number of columns and column lables. Am I missing something? From what I have been able to piece together I can not crete an arbitrary number of series objects to populate in one pass. Although, I suppose I...

Hmm, thats a suprise. Even the MS default drivers are fairly decent. As for DB's Oracle is about as real as it gets.

That is pretty much it on the contents of the ResultSet. Only difference is that there is a common TIMESTAMP field reused for each series. The driver appears to support first() but the query's that are being passed throw odd errors when I try and use TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE. From the way...

Actually there is a point to it. If I knew how many columns this would catch then this code could be simply hardcoded for them. I am having to loop through an unknown number of columns in order to build each series (for various reasons I can not just do a first()). If there is a clean way to...

Hmm, assuming ResultSet is in the form: timestamp header1 ... headerX date number number number ... ... ... ... date number number number