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The only way I've been able to make this work is by setting userName to SYSTEM in the machine.config file. That will have to do until I do a re-install .... Thanks for your input.
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Thanks Asif, I've already tried making ASPNET an administrator of the machine. My login account is also an administrator - I installed .NET under this account. Any other ideas ????? Have a great day ....
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Hi There, I've just installed .NET 1.1 onto a new machine but I can't open any ASP.NET applications or Web services. I'm getting the following event message - "aspnet_wp.exe could not be launched because the username and/or password supplied in the processModel section of the config file are invalid. " I've tried the fix as described by article 315158 in support.microsoft without any luck. (It's meant to be a fix for version 1.0 anyway). I've also tried re-installing asp.NET with the aspnet_regiis.exe. Anybody got any ideas before I reinstall .NET?? Much appreiciated.
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Thanks for the replies ..... but I'm still missing something. Creating a DataSet schema file will allow me to declare 2 tables within the dataset eg. Author & Title ..... fine. However if I call my stored procedure (which will return one record set for Authors and another for Titles) with the command m_odaWhatever.Fill(m_dsWhatever, "Authors") the tables in the DataSet are doing to be called Authors & Authors1 - I want them to be called Authors & Title. How do I use the .xsd to acheive this?? Cheers!!!!
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I have a VB.NET windows app which calls a single stored proc which returns a dataset containing multiple tables. At the moment the only way I can seem to refernence the various tables is through the standard code: - DataSet.Tables("Table"), DataSet.Tables("Table1"), DataSet.Tables("Table2") .... and so on. Is there any way that I can assign specific names to the individual tables when the dataset is created?????