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Hi guys, I searched for this to no avail, so if it exists sorry!!! I have a report that will take 2-3 minutes to run if it pulls back ALL the data associated with it. I obviously have a series of parameters that can cut this thing down to a couple of seconds based on the user's needs. When...

Well, I want to write to the registry during the installation so that my program can reference it when the users are running it. I have source files that get installed during the installation and I want to be able to read the location of the files from the registry. The only way to know what...

Hi earthandfire, Thanks for the quick response. The issue isn't creating the key per se, but when the user selects the install location (Like C:\Program Files\Whatever\) how do I get that string into the Registry? I want to be able to refer to this location dynamically by reading the registry...

OK. Project is all done. Want to write the install location to the registry for their HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. How am I supposed to do this? I've looked through documentation (no help). I've tried the environmental variable types that I know, but it always enters it as a string. . . What the...

It was not in use by any other person. It is on the network, but I have administrative priveledges on the server. -=Andrew=- Database Support Specialist "Shinakya ikenai koto ga takusan aru shi . . ." -Utada Hikaru

I know this is probably quite stupid, but I'm trying to perform a DTS between my access database and my SQL server 2000 database. However, when I drop the Access Connection into my DTS work area and input the password for the Access DB that I am trying to connect to, I get the following error...

I know that he was incorrect about his placement . . . i just put it in the correct place anyway (the functionality is to reset the container at each group . . . set it to zero for the header, accumulate in the detail, print in the footer). But you spotted the problem. I was performing a...

These were created as formulas and placed in the correct place. As I said in my original reply, it wasn't the MySum that is printing as True/False (it's showing up as Zero) it's the ConvertTimeToSeconds Function that used to show up correctly, but the code you added makes it non-functional...

No, it still shows up as False and True for the ConvertTimeToSeconds part -- I had placed the formulas in the correct place. Could this be because the TimeCalc has to calculate using the previous field? -=Andrew=- Database Support Specialist "Shinakya ikenai koto ga takusan aru shi . . ."...

Thanks for your super-fast reply! Forgive me. . . I'm PAINFULLY new at this. I altered my ConvertTimeToSeconds formula with the WhilePrintingRecords; numbervar MySum; MySum = MySum + {etc.}; lines, but perhaps I'm putting the other lines in the wrong place . . .? Where do the following...

Okie Dokie, I have the following formula called @TimeCalc: //Variable to hold in and out subtraction Numbervar ECRTimeCalc; //Take Log Out time and Subtract the Log In Time if previous({sc42uact.option}) = "Application Entered" AND {sc42uact.option} = "Application Exited" then...