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Yeah that might be a pain. You could use a PowerShell script to do the heavy lifting of mapping the drive but would need to make sure port 445 is open. Anyway - keep us posted. Ed Ed

Couldn't you just map a drive to the Azure File Share and save as before to this new mapped drive? I have not tried this but it seems like you should be able to do it. Ed

Koen, I think Olaf is on the right track, try adding a Data Grouping to your report and make sure your horizontal lines of the box are in the header and footer of the Grouping and the vertical line reach the header and footer as well. This should give you what you are looking for. Keep in mind...

You could drop a timer control on the form, set the Interval to 10000 and then in the Timer Method, put something like this IF thisform.image1.Visible = .T. thisform.image1.Visible = .F. ELSE thisform.image1.Visible = .T. ENDIF Ed

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This is a great site for C# stuff http://www.dotnetperls.com/indexof Ed

Well after a lot of hair loss the solution was pretty simple. The offending array was not the ones I suspected. All I needed to do is change the WriteItems array to an object type and it works. Array WriteItems = Array.CreateInstance(typeof(object), 10); Ed Ed

I am developing a small app to do some very minor work with an OPC server. I can connect and subscribe to tags with no problem but can't figure out how to write a value back. There seems to be tons of examples for VB.Net out on the internet but almost none for C#. Using VB.Net is not an option...

Ok, so here is what I have come up with. It looks like you can change the connection string for the table adapter and then I can call the fill method. It seems to work but is this the best approach? Just wanting to get some feedback before I proceed. //Set Connection String...

I don't have any code yet per se. I have added a data set to my project using our local SQL server info and realized that the connection info for that dataset cannot be modified at runtime. I am reading an xml file at startup to get the server information so creating on the fly data connections...

Is there a way to change the connection information of the SQL server at runtime so a program can accomodate a different SQL server name but the tables are named the same? I am beginning to write an app that needs to be able to connect to different server names but access the same database...

Phinoppix, You assumption about typed dataset got me looking more closely and I found exactly what I was looking for. I set a new query on the table in question using a parameterized WHERE statement and then can fill the data based on that query like below...

I am new to C# and have a question regarding filtering of data. I have created a poject with a single form. In the project I added a Data Source with a data set to a single table in my database. I then dropped the Details of the data set on my form which gave me textboxes for each column and...

Yes - that is what I mean. Thanks for the tip to set me on the right path. Ed

Thanks for the reply, just seems odd to not be able to have a top level form or screen that the rest of the forms would run inside. Ed

I am new to C# but have programed in VB6 and VFP and have started the process of learning a new language. In going through some tutorials on forms I have noticed something that I am not used to. It seems that when you create two forms and call one from the main program and then call the other...

You know, that's the darn problem with most of Novell's products. Once you get them setup, they just run and no one really thinks about keeping them current because they work so well. In fairness to both products, the nightmare you are experiencing was discovered almost 2 years ago and the post...

Here is a fix I found to install the client on Vista but it is for 6.5.7. Not sure how it will work for you. The real answer is downgrade to XP or upgrade to Groupwise 7.2 or better. This is the post I found: I finally got an answer from a Novell forum post. Here are the steps if anyone is...

My bad again on the AERROR(), guess I misread the help for TABLEUPDATE(). Sorry for wasting your time. Ed

Doug, Thanks for the suggestion. However, I used the wrong term when I said error. I should have said, The TABLEUPDATE() is returning .F. which you cannot use AERROR() to determine the problem. The error I was referring to is the MESSAGEBOX() I am popping to tell me the save did not work...