Hi Jason,
I am still figuring out the feasibility and make take some
go around technique as you suggested. Nothing is decided till
now. Anyway thank you very much.
The next problem I am facing to figure out how to migrate
a database from SQL Server 2008 -> 2000.
YES... From 2008 -> 2000
I am...
Hi Guys,
I have a problem. I require to create some .aspx pages that
no body can copy by selection or save to their hard disk through their browser. This is a requirement because those
pages will contain copyright information.
Can anyone help me out of it. Pls reply
I forgot to include, I tried that sql in my office and it is
working:
EXEC sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1
GO
RECONFIGURE
EXEC sp_configure 'xp_cmdshell', 1
GO
RECONFIGURE
go
EXEC master..xp_cmdshell 'RENAME D:\ABC1 ABC'
Hi Jason,
Thanks for your nice and thorow clarification. :)
But I though about there is some stored procedure in sql
server that can do certain file related operations, I saw
something and searching is there anything for renaming.
Then I will not need all those catch blocks and inter-...
Thanks for your suggestion.
Actually I have certain cases in my current project where
we need to rename a folder as well as update a table row
for a column that stores that folder path.
So we need to do 2 operations in atomic manner:
1. Update that field
2. Rename that folder.
I also used...
Hi Jason,
I didn't mean that it is only for C#. I only stated my
observation only for that built-in function.
I also didn't mean to say that it silently fails. It throws
exception when I am trying to rename a folder/file that
doesn't exist, but it successfully rename file/folder if
I open the...
I think you are using static indexer property named
'JobSchedule' to access a particular schedule and that
property is trying to access a non static field.
Check which fields that 'JobSchedule' property is using
and ensure those are static only.
Best of luck! :-)
In C# it is also possible.
The FileSystem class is in the namespace 'Microsoft.VisualBasic' and 'Microsoft.VisualBasic.FileIO'.
Those namespaces are in Microsoft.VisualBasic.dll library.
In your C# project, you need to add the reference to that
.dll by from the .NET section of the Add...
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