Turns out the issue was saved data in the report. No matter what I did I could only get the exact same 145 rows. In the end, I recreated the report and now it works perfectly. I have no idea why the data was trapped in that state, but since recreating fixed it, it is fixed.
I am using Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010 in an ASP.NET 4.0 web forms application. The report in the builder runs properly and returns thousands of rows. When I export it to any ExporttoStream format I am only getting 145 rows! Does anyone have any idea why this might be? I have no null...
I figured this out. I left the one class and added an input.entity-edit-action-save sized as desired and with a transparent background. Works like a charm :)
I have a button declared as such:
<input title="Save" class="entity-edit-action-save" type="submit" value="" />
In my css I have several classes dealing with buttons:
input[type=submit], input[type=reset], input[type=button], button
{
background-color: #384e72;
background-image...
I have the following stored procedure. Each time I run it, rows are deleted, but not all of them. If I run it a 3 times or so, then all the applicable rows are eventually deleted. The total number of rows needing deletion is only about 3500. Can anyone tell me what I missing? Is there a...
I figured this out.
Turns out I had a different startup path for the project depending on where the source code was sitting. I have corrected the startup path and everything is working now.
I have a web app written in C# in Visual Studio 2010 connected to Team Foundation Server 2010. When I have the solution offline it debugs just fine. The exact same solution, when it is online, gives an error:
Unable to start debugging on the web server. The web server is not configured...
I am using Notes 7. Is there a way to create a rule to have an email saved out to a directory folder as a text file when it arrives? I have a rule that is putting it in a Notes folder currently. I would also like to have it available from Windows as a text file without opening Lotus Notes...
I have an SQL statement that works in SQL Server and Oracle when written this way:
SELECT
INTERPRETATIONVALUES.CODEID,
Count(CODESYSTEMVALUES.CODESYSTEMVALUEID) AS ExistingValues,
DATASPECIFICATIONS.SHORTNAME,
DATASPECIFICATIONS.LONGNAME,
INTERPRETATIONVALUES.HARVESTTEXT
FROM...
I am querying an Access database. One of the items returned is a memo field. When I look at the database the field has carriage returns. When I execute instr(DR.Item("Body"), ControlChars.NewLine) or ControlChars.Cr, ControlChars.Lf or ControlChars.CrLf it comes back with 0 every single time...
SOLVED! I am sharing in case anyone else runs into this and finds this thread.
Turns out I had to just call the objects in two different subroutines. I couldn't instantiate the objects together. Then it works. Go figure.....
Turns out the crash is occurring after I apparently have set the object containing the Notes references to nothing and when I call an object to connect to an Access database. It is when I make the Oledb call to execute a query that the crash occurs. Not actually in any of the code I listed...
I have a vb.net app that calls Notes in the background (the client never opens) and executes the following:
Public Function ReadMail(ByVal MessageUniversalID As String, ByVal MailFolder As String) As String()
Dim EmailData(4) As String 'string data to return
Dim oNotesSession As New NotesSession...
I have a call to an Oracle stored procedure. I have two linked tables from the same Oracle DB as I would like to execute the stored procedure from. Ideally, I would like to use the DSN I am using to link the tables to also access the stored procedure so I am only maintaining the link in one...
I typed in the following in a terminal window while connected to my MySQL server and now I can't make it close the delimited section and tell me there is a syntax error.
mysql> delimiter //create procedure spEditUniverse (
mysql> // delimiter;
->
-> ;
-> //
->
-> ;
->...
The .NET parser for XML usually splits data like that into multiple tables. Try checking for multiple tables in the dataset and see if one of them has what you are looking for.
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