Search results for query: *

Only for a test and only for a moment try to give administrator privilegies to the iis user to ensure that the user is the problem

The dependency walker can help you to find if there's another dll you must install on the server http://www.dependencywalker.com/

In the event viewer of the server will be some error about it. And It helps you to find the component

Has the user IWAM (or IUSR) permissions to create the ActiveX in the DCOM configuration?

Follow this link: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/jan05/hey0128.mspx

With the command-line utility "dtexec" of SQL Server 2005. You can execute packages saved as "stored packages" on the SSIS server. Another way would be execute the package from a local machine, and connect the SSIS data sources to the server of the hosting company

You can use the CASE statement in the ORDER clause Like this: ORDER BY CatId, CASE SubCatId WHEN 0 THEN '0' + Description ELSE '1' + Description END If it doesn't delay too much your query, it would be a solution.

The method is CopyFile, not FileCopy http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6tkce7xa(VS.85).aspx

this error may suggest that the problem is that the server don't allow remote connections (By default on SQL Express, for example) To configure the server to allow remote connections, try this: Open the surface area configuration tool of SQL Server 2005 On the surface configuration window...

Follow this link http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/jul05/hey0721.mspx

Also you can use the SQL Server 2005 Import Wizard and check the option "Save as SSIS package" at the last step of the wizard. You can schedule this SSIS package generated by the wizard

The commondialog control of vb, the opendialog changes the current directory. I think is the problem here. In the commondialog control of vb you can avoid change the current directory with the flags property of the control. (Value = 8), but I don't know if it's applicable on this case

I think you can get the same results without the first sum Having abs(sum(Case tr.upostdate When convert(datetime,'01/01/#dat1#') then d.samount else 0 End)) + abs(sum(Case tr.upostdate When convert(datetime,'02/01/#dat1#') then d.samount else 0 End))<> 0

Maybe this pages can help you How Can I Retrieve Information About the Printer Driver Used by a Printer? http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/jul05/hey0719.mspx How Can I Remove All the Network Printers on a Computer...

Only to ensure that the path is ok

It seems like the CDOExm is interpreted like an asp variable In the CreateObject line. Are you sure that the object is inside quotes? Set objMailbox = CreateObject("CDOEXM.IMailboxStore")

Something like: REPLICATE("0",2 - LEN(DCDAY)) + DCDAY If there's not rows with more than 2 characters length in the field DCDAY

On the books on line the syntax for the property path is the same that the dtexec utility. (in the command line tab, it generates the command line with the property) The sintax is: \Package.Variables[User::Variable].value http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms162810.aspx In Microsoft...

You must include double \ in the pathname. C:\\utilities

You can use the day(date), month(date) and year(date) to get the date without time and the dateadd function to get the previous date. dateadd("d", -1, date)