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Ok got it!!! I'm guessing the ImageConverter guys are comparing the entered username and possibly ignoring the domain of the user logged in. For I originally had activated the account in when I logged in with 'Administrator' as the username and in the domain box {our domain}. However If I...

Let's start with the bottom line: I can login to the machine as Administrator... and the command line product works. When I run the same command line app from xp_cmdshell running as the same user 'administrator' it does not. Long Description: I have this software that I'm calling from...

Can I also call a function that way... In earlier code... if I didn't get the compile error it would be: parent.go(); How would I call a function undernearth an unknown form with this interface stuff?

How do I programmatically call a member of an unknown type? I have form A... which opens up another form B. However Form A will be the parent of B. In fact I have this code: listing list1 = new listing(); list1.parent = this; list1.Show(); In list1 parent is an object. Because it could come...

Yes sir... that's it! But I'm doubting there is a 'AllowAdd' = false

Yes... But the Datagrid at least gives them the look of an add row. I don't want to make them think that they can add a row.

I have a datagrid in a C# Win32 application in VS03. I do wish to be able to edit rows.. (or the one row). But I do not want to allow adding rows. How can I accomplish this? I know this is something simple, but my brain is not giving it to me.

Oh yes... already did. But with 70 fields inputed, I didn't like it. It's ugly, but it works. I was just having fun arguing the language issue.

Here is a more official article with the words "execute function" in the first bolded sentence. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnsqlpro2k/html/sql00g7.asp

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/020600-1.shtml http://blogs.msdn.com/mrorke/archive/2005/10/24/484237.aspx http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=210272&SiteID=1 Apparently I'm not the only one that defies your language issue! and the above links are only a few... search...

http://www.dictionary.com 8) Computer Science. A procedure within an application. This is certainly true is it not? Can you find a definition of function that doesn't fit? I asked you what your definition was.

umm yes... it takes the argument of a stored procedure and executes it Function takes argument (or no arguments) and returns or performs something!

arguing symantics are we? Your definition of function is? A function is a procedure that takes arguments (or lack there of) and returns or does something. You mean because it does not return anything it is not a function? It still takes an argument and performs a task. But neither here nor...

I did this. It is cumbersome, and requires me entering in all of them into a temp table. The exec(@sql) function should not be out of scope. It should function much like the eval() in javascript. Or create an eval() in sql.

Ok here is the simple version of what my problem is: declare @Field int declare @Field2 int declare @sql varchar(150) set @Field = 2 set @Field2 = 2000 set @sql = 'select @Field' + Convert(varchar, @Field) + ' [Value]' exec(@sql) I get the error must declare the variable @Field2 It doesn't...

Ok here is the simple version of what my problem is: declare @Field int declare @Field2 int declare @sql varchar(150) set @Field = 2 set @Field2 = 2000 set @sql = 'select @Field' + Convert(varchar, @Field) + ' [Value]' exec(@sql) I get the error must declare the variable @Field2 It doesn't...

It is...hehe

well... change of plan again. It doesn't work if values are null. I don't want to enter in a record if the response is null. So I'm back to this.. similiar to the original if @Field1 is not null begin INSERT INTO ReviewData (ChaseID,FieldID,[Value],IsValid,ModifiedBy) VALUES...

I'm writing a pocket app, and I'm sending to the Pocket PC an XML file, that is data dumped from a SQL Server. The problem is that SQL Server has no just Date field. It is a Date Time Field. So when the DBA puts dates into the server, she uses Enterprise manager or something, and enters in...

What makes you say that I will be storing the wrong data type? See above where I do the concatenation... Look for set @Fields = ... If the data needed is not string or date, then I will just concatenate without the semiquote.