Ok, so by all appearances this is operating as intended? If so, that's a relief. The explanation makes the fact that all of the log files on that server were last updated at the exact same time a lot less ominous.
What caused me to panic a bit is that our Sharepoint DB has log files that seem...
According to the properties of the DB, the Recovery Model is Simple, with Compatibility Level set to SQL Server 2000 (80), if that's relevant or not.
As far as whether it is the live logfile, if I am reading the Files properties correctly it is. However, the DB resides on one disk and the log...
I happened to be browsing the directory where our ERP system's SQL DB is stored and noticed the log file has not been updated in over a month.
Any idea It's a SQL 2005 DB, and the logfile is at 1.1GB for a 6GB DB, set to grow by 10% up to 2GB. The drive it is on has plenty of space, any...
I have a working solution to repeat DataGrid Headers every X rows, but the approach I took only works if there's a single DataGrid that needs repeated headers.
Can anyone think of a way to tweak this so that I might be able to use it on any page, regardless of the number of DataGrids that...
Thanks for your suggestion; as it turns out, the answers was staring me in the face the whole time.
All I needed to do was set the DataTextField to "ReportName" and eliminate the DataNavigateURLFormatString setting entirely, and things are working as I wanted them to.
May not be entirely...
I'm using VB.NET (2005) to set up a 'home page' for what will eventually be a slew of single-page reports on our corporate intranet site.
I don't want to be bogged down with a lot of table editing when I go to put a report up for consumption, so I thought I'd just have a simple DataGrid with...
I'm using VB.NET (2005) to set up a 'home page' for what will eventually be a slew of single-page reports on our corporate intranet site.
I don't want to be bogged down with a lot of table editing when I go to put a report up for consumption, so I thought I'd just have a simple DataGrid with...
Thanks; I tried your suggestion but .Rows is not a member of System.Data.DataSet; I tried
dsLabelFields.Tables(0).Rows(0).Item(1).ToString()
and that worked, except I have to use the column index rather than the name of the column when grabbing data; otherwise I get an error that "[name of...
Thanks for the link; for this application, it's ok to just get the one address per trip - the labels will be attached to skids of stock to identify them as 'part of somesuch shipment' so that the skids won't inadvertantly make their way into the wrong staging area.
Unfortunately, I can't do...
I'm trying to write a little application in VB 2005 that prints address labels based on user input, but having verified everything works using textbox input, I want to step it up a bit and use a SQL Query to drive the various address fields. That's where I'm running into trouble...
I went to...
Hm; if that's the case then my current approach is going to be problematic because .Row(x)(x) only accepts ints for x.
Thanks for pointing that out :)
Back to the drawing board, I suppose.
I'm using a DataSet to help me map out relevant cell coordinates in an Excel file; I'm using
DataSetName.Tables(TableNum).Rows(RowNum)(ColNum).ToString()
to get to the relevant bits. This had been working out, but I ran into a problem - I can't seem to access a group of merged cells that are...
There's an AD migration in there, too. But, corporate is doing as much of the legwork as they can, so it's not like they're handing us a brick and asking us to build a space shuttle out of it.
As far as the Notes/Exchange thing goes, the most tangible issue we've come up with so far is that...
Uh-oh. I was counting on that to be the easy part!
Well, not really - I've read a lot of negative things about Office07, but had hoped that most of the complaints were overblown.
As far as the migration to Lotus goes, I'm going to assume that it's a done deal, provided there's not a...
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