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  1. Robby
    Hmm, never happened to me. Strange.
  2. Robby
    The pound sign indicates to Access that the values are date data type.
  3. Robby
    It is possible to have almost the same functionality in ASP.NET, however, this depends greatly on what type of controls you have in the Windows forms. Most of the classes could/should remain in tact, as I said it mostly comes down to the controls and the style of coding that you have implemented.
  4. Robby
    Did you change both Machine.config and web.config? What are the changes that you've made?
  5. Robby
    That's great that you found the solution. :) Can you post the steps you took in accomplishing this task, I'm quite sure it would be helpful to others. (We may even put it in the Turors Corner) Thanks.
  6. Robby
    Microsoft did not screw-up the context menus! What does your relevant code look like?
  7. Robby
    Local or not, security is always involved. Can you right-click on 'Server' and 'Add server' ?
  8. Robby

    datagrid

    Robby replied to farshad's topic in Windows Forms

    Is this a typo ... DataGrid1.DataMember = "authorts"
  9. Robby
    It may be a security issue or possibly a firewall thing. I can't really think of anything else.
  10. Robby
    Your second idea sounds good. btw, when you say recordset, do you mean resultset?
  11. Robby
    Download MDAC 2.6 and the Jet 4.0 seperatly. Get the JET and SP that matches your OS... http://support.microsoft.com/?KBID=282010 MDAC, all versions ... http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/downloads/list/dataaccess.asp
  12. Robby
    For PCs without Access installed, you need to include MDAC with your package. Get MDAC 2.5 SP3 here... http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c57692e9-dde7-4a60-b586-5d4fd6794db6&DisplayLang=en You can also get 2.6 or 2.7 but they don't ship with JET 4.0 which you do need for MS Access.
  13. Robby
    Is the other program your own?
  14. Robby
    3. yes
  15. Robby
    2. what do you consider complex? 3. not at all.
  16. Robby
    m_ds is the dataset Dim SelRow As Integer For SelRow = m_ds.Tables(0).Rows.Count() - 1 To 0 Step -1 If DataGrid1.IsSelected(SelRow) = True Then ' 0 would be the ID column messagebox.show(m_ds.Tables(0).Rows(SelRow).Item(0).tostring) End If Next
  17. Robby
    switch the DATE back to date type in the table and try the following... Dim objDateDataAdapter As New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter( _ "SELECT BILL_OF_LADING_NUM FROM Shipping WHERE " & _ "SHIP_TO = '" & strSelected & "'" & _ " AND [DATE] = #" & strSelected1 & "#", OleDbConnection1)
  18. Robby
    It wouldn't be considered good database design to place the totals back into your table.
  19. Robby
    we posted a link to it a while back ... http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=69808 And yes it is a great site.
  20. Robby
    is DATE of date type in the database? and you should surround it with square brackets....[DATE]
  21. Robby
    There is a command line string you can enter to fix this but I cannot remember it right now. Another simple fix is... Open Control Panel | Add/remove programs | Microsoft .NET Framework | Remove Then re-install it (ONLY the Framework) it is a 20 meg file located on the original CD.
  22. Robby
    It is supposed to, I suggest contacting your host for some info, it is possible that they have it blocked.
  23. Robby
    you can use SetCapture ... Private Declare Function SetCapture Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Integer) As Integer Then use the MouseDown event to keep the set cursor until you release the mouse.. Private Sub Form1_MouseDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As MouseEventArgs) Handles MyBase.MouseDown SetCapture(Me.Handle.ToInt32) Cursor.Current = New Cursor(Application.StartupPath & "\cursorDropper.cur") End Sub Also, shouldn't you be using a cursor (cur) not an icon (ico) ?
  24. Robby
    What is your question?
  25. Robby
    Gregg, that does look interesting, the premium is the only one with .NET, sweet deal for $17/Month but there is no SQL Server. Also, the screenshot of the control panel says 'Under construction' :) (not a good indication). If you're in the east-coast US fine, anywhere else consider that the time-stamp on your emails may be off by a few hours, depending on thair email software. You should inquire about this.
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