Really, I'd prefer a dual bonus system. One that insures that big profits equate to bigger bonuses but one that also gives a bonus based on individual effort. Effectively a bonus plus profit sharing. The bonus should be based on individual effort and should effectively be part of the salary -...
I'm having what seems to be a really odd situation going on with soem sql reports. Going through the same data the results that make it onto the reports are different depending on wether the user views the report or gets it emailed to them. Clearly something is not right but I'm pretty new to...
thanks but no that is not the problem. I'm not inserting the identity values... they are generated by sql. the inserts all specify their column lists. the problem only happens when the insert violates a unique index when the delete should have cleared out the violating record.
it could be looked at as a replacement for the deleted row though it is being done in a generic way so that I would have no way of knowing which row it was that needed updating without adding extra overhead to my system. I am trying to avoid that overhead.
yes, there is an identity column in...
I am using a cconnection to an SQL 2005 database from C# and am running my operatins within a transaction.
Within the transaction I delete a record in one ExecuteNonQuery then I Perform an Insert via ExecuteScalar. If the record I insert has values that conflict with the deleted records values...
Ok, here is the setup:
site A: http site hosts page A with iframe on it that points to a page on Site B that is an https page.
accessing page A on Site A from IE on a browser that has Site A and Site B as trusted pulls everything up just fine without any questions as long as the browser is not...
Does anyone know of a control that works with ASP.NET that allows a web form to be resized and generated as a pdf or some such for printing purposes? I've seen numerous IE add-ons that do this kind of thing but no controls that I can embed in my webpage or run as server controls to return this...
figured it out.. I didn't wasn't using the <ComClass()> attribute. If you do not use this your properties and methods can be seen via COM (if registered for com) but your events will not.
I found the problem.. it was on the .net side of the equation, not the VB6 side. FYI- in case you run ito this, if a .net class is registered for COM but the class is not marked as a ComClass() withevents will not work correctly.
I have created a vb.net com object and my methods and properties are visible from other languages that can access objects via COM. The problem is that my events are not available. Is there some further definition I need to implement to make events defined in .net visible via COM?
turns out that I am incredibly wrong..
we did this as a test:
a simple web service that contains a shared variable
web method that increments this value and returns its value
called the method from two different locations (one in ATL and one in VA so not same session etc)
and the values...
I have a web service.
It has a class that has a shared property that is set when a user calls the service
That value may be different for different users
There are two different users making two separate calls to the web service going to see the same shared variable? I am working on the...
I am doing some error trapping and amongst other things my error trap displays a messagebox to the user... In this particular instance the error is being generated by a call to SQL server... (could be any sql error, timeout, network problem or even a sql proc issue that triggers the error) If...
ok.. we figured it out. Aparently we were just being trapped in our atempt to change the value. We were attempting to change an upper level value (computed from lower level tasks). OF course that cannot be changed. You have to change the lower level task estimates and the upper level estimate...
A project that is in project server. The user is setup as an administrator, he has access to all of the admin functions and is owner of the project. For some reason he can't change the estimated time on tasks. What controls access to that field?
It amazes me that some managers/companies seem to think that these moral boosting programs can work in the long term. If done right they can make people feel a little better for a short time but if the workload is too high, expected time put in is too high, salaries too low, bonuses lacking, and...
If the textbox should only accept numerics my position is that it should not allow any non-numeric to be entered. For this I like to make a simple control inherited from textbox with a property that allows the developer to select what type of input to allow such as integer, decimal, etc. You can...
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