Hi,
I have a problem trying to edit my records in an SQL Server 7 database from Enterprise Manager. I right click on the table select open table - return all rows. When I try to save my changes it gives me an error - Transaction cannot start while in firehose mode. How can I work round this...
It seems to me like you just copied the connection string from somewhere and pasted it in there - I could be wrong though!
Is password(small letters) the password you use to connect to your database?
Is UserID your user name?
Replace db_name with the name of the table you want to connect to...
I created a macro that has a RunSQL action in it. Everytime it runs I'm prompted to verify that I want to allow these changes to the database. How do I stop the prompts from popping up?
Thanks. I have a few problems with this. Firstly, if someone types in a valid username without the correct password, it shouldn't let him in.
I'm not try to validate that the user exists on system but on a network. I'm running Windows 2000.
Has anyone tried programming with the Active Directory Services Interface(ADSI)? I just want to be able to verify that my users exists on my network when they logon with their username and passwords? Any suggestions,links etc?
Thanks
vbscript has an equivalent method
document.formname.Submit
so what you do is that you have Three subs, one for each of the combo's eg
Public Sub ComboBox1_OnChange
document.formname.Submit
End Sub
On submission populate the appropriate combos.
Does this help or was your problem how to...
Thanks, but that isn't exactly what I wanted. I want to be able to customize the message programmatically and have the user only select the recipients.
Where can I find the CDONTS examples?
I'm trying to send email from my asp application. I don't mind if I have to do it on my server-side or client-side script.
I want to use my exchange to do this. I want to be able to let the user select his recipients from a dialog box, containing the names in his address book. Is this possible...
You'll need to format your HTML code especially if it contains double quotes ("). You can either replace these with this(""), as shown in the example above(I've never tried this myself) or use single quotes('). Also FrontPage puts numbers in quotes (eg size="10") you...
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