I had this problem with IIS and ASP when I was trying to use the Response.Redirect("pagename.pdf") method to send the user to the correct page. I have to have an intermediate page that the user is sent to with a standard hyperlink on it. Then I can view the file fine.
If I left the...
I believe that you need to create a new project and then connect to that web application. If you let VI do it for you, it creates the directory and adds all the files that are needed.
Jamey
You can also run the stored procedure sp_columns. This stored procedure will return all of the columns in the specified table with their data types and field lengths.
Code:
exec sp_columns @table_name = '[YourTableName]'
Jamey
Make sure that you have not allowed anonymous access on your FTP server if you are running IIS. It is usually enabled by default. If this is the case, it is probably not a virus, but someone using your ftp server to serve warez.
Several of my reports print to an okidata 9 pin printer. I have the printer set up as a generic wide carriage printer on the server and they seem to work fine.
You may just have to play around with placement on the report to get the data in the correct places.
Thanks for your answer. However I was not able to get the trigger to work on a linked server. I suspect it is my linked server. How can I tell if my linked server was registared properly?
Is it possible to update a table on one SQL Server based on an update of a table on another SQL Server?
Using SQL Server only.
Both are on the same domain.
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