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ca8msm -- Rendered shows the path correctly: --- <link href='/styles/site.css' type='text/css' rel='stylesheet'/> ---- I changed the way .master calls the CSS form on the recommendation of someone else, but either way it still isn't working. Here is the entire .master file: ---- <%@ Master...

Turkbear, here is the reference in the site.master file: <link href="~/Styles/Site.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

Guys - I've deployed a test project onto one of our web servers, and it doesn't appear that the CSS file is taking correctly. The page loads fine, but the styles aren't there. It looked fine in debug. Any thoughts on what's going on? I'm sure there is an easy solution, but I'm very new to the...

01:00:00" are returned on both queries. That query you just listed won't run in a subselect since it has two expressions. I took a.timestampnbr out (so only e.timestampnbr) and ran it, and that returns the same error.

They are integers The top query returns a successful result and the bottom query also returns a successful result so long as it's by itself. It works okay on the first IFNULL, but not on the second nested IFNULL (returns Year, Month, and Day parameters describe an un-representable DateTime) .

When I run in vb.net, it gives the following error: Year, Month, and Day parameters describe an un-representable DateTime. I ran the query in both grid and text mode in PCC, and both come up with the nullpointerexception.

@Mirtheil - Using Summit V10, and just the standard Pervasive Control Center for now. However, this query is being wrapped into software written in vb.net. NullPointerException is the full and complete error, with no description on what is causing the error. I narrowed it down to the line...

Need some assistance with this. The expresion below runs fine as is, but I'm getting the above listed error whenever I change line 5 from: and e.timestampnbr >= a.timestampnbr), TO and e.timestampnbr >= a.timestampnbr + 2 and e.timestampnbr < a.timestampnbr + 5), Trying to mimic line 3...

I want to update a record within a table, but want to take the current value of the record and add it to the amount the user puts in. See below: y = number of parts used <code> UPDATE partstable SET partx= (current value of partx) + y </code>