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What if the database has no password?

I am having problems getting my ASP.NET files to work on my company’s server. I know that they work because I ran them on a separate server but when I upload it to the company server I get a problem with the web.config file and the <connectionStrings> section. When I removed the...

I have a report that I output as an HTML file using the following code: DoCmd.OutputTo acReport, "rptWeb", "HTML(*.html)", "H:\WebReport.html", False, "", 0 The problem is when it runs a print dialog box comes up and shows the number of pages it is generating along with where they are going...

If they put in something else that doesn't match what's in the database then they will receive an error message. I just needed to have something so that if they put in the letters before the numbers then it would eliminate them. The only letters that would ever be entered before the numbers are...

I ended up using the Trim function. Here are the possible entries that can be put into my textbox: Gl13250, gl13250, gL13250, 13250 So I used the following code: mytextbox.text = mytextbox.text.trim("g","G","l","L") Thanks for everyones help.

Both of these ideas are good, but I distinctly remember there was a very simple function where you could filter out specific characters out of a text string.

I am fairly new to ASP programming and from what I can tell about Regular Expressions is that it will only allow the user to enter specific characters. What happens if they enter a character that is not allowed.

I need to strip all text and only leave numbers.

The problem is not everyone enters the letters at the begining. I need a way to filter them out if they are there.

I am trying to filter the text that gets entered in a textbox that I am using as an input into a table. I have users who sometimes enter GL19302 and others who will only enter 19302. I know their is a way of removing specific letters from a text string because I have used it before, but right...

MS Access -Tech

I have a database stored on a server that contains a list of clients. About once a week I need to update that list with new clients. Instead of entering each one individually I would like to speed up this process by importing the new clients from a database stored locally to the one on the...

I have an Access database stored on my website in the following location: www.mysite.com/db/test.mdb. I am trying to connect to it in my web.config file with the following code: <connectionStrings> <add name="testdbConnectionString" connectionString="Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data...

Is there anyway that when data gets updated in a table that any pages currently accessing that data can update itself. The only way I know right now is to set up an auto-refresh.