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Yeah, I wasn't even aware that I had to handle the security at two levels. Well, now that I know, I'll try not to forget.

Bob, I found out what I had done wrong. I have security enabled at the component level, but not at the application level.

I've got a VB6 (SP5) COM+ component I've written, which uses the ObjectContext's method IsSecurityEnabled method to determine whether or not security is enabled for that component in component services on a Windows 2000 server. (Eventually I want to use the IsCallerInRole() method, but I've got...

I am not offended, BJ, thanks for the help.

I have Googled it, but haven't gotten much at all useful. I'll try vb2themax. Thanks.

I've been trying to figure out how to determine if the logged in user is in an Active Directory group (Windows 2000). I've been reading the online MSDN, but it hasn't been very helpful. I don't know what attributes to use, and I don't even know where to find the pre-defined AD attributes. HELP!

I had a SCSI HD fail on me, which is a part of a software RAID-5 array. I now have the new HD in place, but I don't know how to rebuild the RAID array. Do I have to format the drive? Or what other steps do I take to rebuild the RAID-5 array?

I found that casting the return object's value to the type I needed (an int, in this case) did the trick. Thanks!

Chip H., No, I did not know I was comparing DataRow objects! I thought I was comparing the values at the named column. This naturally leads to the question how do I compare the values in the two recordsets for the named columns? Doctor Who

Foada, Your example uses a SQL Select that is passed to the recordset's Open method. This works fine, and always works, for me. It is trying to disconnect a recordset returned from using a stored procedure (with CommandType equal to adCmdStoredProc) which causes me to get error #3707. Does...

Chip H., Thank you for replying to my question! I tried putting in exactly what you recommended, but it didn't work. It still will not assign the value of true to bTmp. It never executes that line: bTmp = true; Should I just forget the foreach statement and use a simple for and iterate over...

I am writing a Windows Forms application and am testing the values of two different columns of two different records, to see if they are equal or not. If they are equal, then it is supposed to assign the value of true to a bool variable. Here is the relevant code snippet: bTmp = false...

(C# using VS.NET 2003) I am trying to write a Windows Forms application and I have a form with a CheckedListBox control on it, which I want to bind a lookup table to and a resolution (data) table to. My problem is I cannot find what properties I should use to bind the data to this control! In...