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I am trying to create a SQL database on a Pocket PC device with Windows Mobile 5.0. I found this link http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa454892.aspx, however my problem is that I am using Visual Studio 2003. That page is using Visual studio 2005. My end all goal is to be able to write...

I realized no one has posted in this forum for quite some time....please ignore this post. I am re-posting it in another forum.

I am trying to create a SQL database on a Pocket PC device with Windows Mobile 5.0. I found this link http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa454892.aspx, however my problem is that I am using Visual Studio 2003. That page is using Visual studio 2005. My end all goal is to be able to write...

Is there a way to change the mailing label type after creating the report? I set it in the beginning and now want to change it.

Thank you for the response... Are you saying I should timeout instead of interval, or simply after it?

...before I call a function. When my page loads, it calls this: function Pause(iSeconds) { window.setInterval("GoUrl();", iSeconds*1000); } I seem to be getting stuck in a loop where GoUrl can never take me off of the current page. It just keeps refreshing. Can I use...

...a few seconds before I call a function. When my page loads, it calls this: function Pause(iSeconds) { window.setInterval("GoUrl();", iSeconds*1000); } I seem to be getting stuck in a loop where GoUrl can never take me off of the current page. It just keeps refreshing. Can I use...

Again...I apologize for posting in wrong forum...but since someone replied.... I don't see "save password" when I click linked table manager. What I would really want is for it to not save password I would think anyway...so that it doesn't keep forcing a username and password.

I am using Access 2003. Someone sent me an Access mdb file through email. When I open it on my end and try to get into one of the linked tables, it says connection failed. So obviously I use the linked table manager and put my username and password in and I'm good to go. However, when I exit...

Ah shoot...I posted this in wrong forum. To admin: please delete this, Ill repost in access forum

I am using Access 2003. Someone sent me an Access mdb file through email. When I open it on my end and try to get into one of the linked tables, it says connection failed. So obviously I use the linked table manager and put my username and password in and I'm good to go. However, when I exit...

...set request_status = 'Printed', date_printed = @time where ltrim(rtrim(request_status)) = 'New' select * from VCSFC..PORTAL_PIN_REQUEST where ltrim(rtrim(date_printed)) = @time end else select * from VCSFC..PORTAL_PIN_REQUEST where...

Using CR 9. Yes that was the workaround I used to mimic page header. Couldn't find anything for page footer though....

I have a sub report in which I need a page footer on. I know sub reports don't usually have page footers, or page headers for that matter, but I found a work around for a page header. Is there any such thing for page footers in a subreport? Thanks

That's it, thanks!

I want to execute a procedure depending on whether or not a paramater is in a particular table: execute procedure where not exists (select * from table where ssn = @p_ssn ) Obviously I am doing something wrong here...

I haven't actually started writing this yet because I'm not sure where to start or if this is possible. If anyone can point me in the right direction as far as what possible function(s) I would need to do this I would greatly appreciate it. Then I will research it further, try it out, and if I...

I grouped my data and put a total in the report footer. However, I only want the total to show for certain sections of the group. Example: Group Name A Total: #### B Total: ### C (No Total) Is there somewhere I need to enter a formula for...

Well....heres the deal. The parameter is a select statement for a table. I didn't think this information would help, but now it looks like it might.... I have an asp page that sends a parameter (the sql select statement) to an asp.net page (the generic one that our business uses for reports)...

Its already set to varchar(8000). All the procedure does is: CREATE procedure dbo.procedure_name ( @p_sql_line varchar(8000) ) as DECLARE @SQL varchar(8000) set @SQL = @p_sql_line exec (@SQL) go