Hi!
Just wondering what people think is the best way to handle the following situation:
I am trying to print report cards from my website for each classroom. So I may have something like 25 4th grade students in one class and I would like to print all 25 students at the same time. What I am...
When I make websites using frames w/ FrontPage 2002, I create my index with 2 frames - one on the left for navigation and one on the right for the contents. In FP 2002, I can view all of my contents pages within the right side of my index frames page.
I cannot figure out if you can do this in...
Hi - I'm working on an asp.net application that uses sql server 2000 as the back end. I have a situation in which I often have many thousands of rows to insert into sql. So in my application I am creating an XML document and am passing it into a stored procedure that performs a Bulk Insert...
I think you're correct that it would be better to read the file and insert it into the sql server directly, but I have a problem in that the file is a comma delimited text file with valid commas in the data fields. There are also a few other formatting issues that makes reading the text file...
I posted this question in the SQL Server forum also, but I'd like to get ideas from this forum too.
I'm working on an asp.net application and I would like to be able to upload a text file to the web server, and then tell sql server to go get the uploaded text file and import it into a new...
thanks, I'll check it out. Can I call this ftp task from my application and pass in the web server name and file location from my web program? I don't want to schedule the package on an regular interval, but instead I would like my web program to somehow call this task and execute the package...
Yeah I figured that I need to set up a DTS. But I'm not sure how to write a stored procedure that passes the web server name and file location info to the DTS and then executes the DTS.
I'm working on an asp.net application and I would like to be able to upload a text file to the web server, and then tell sql server to go get the uploaded text file and import it into a new table. After the table has been created and imported into sql, the asp.net application will then regain...
I didn't mention that I also need to check to see if a validated record is already in the table, in which case I would need to update instead of inserting the record.
I don't know if it will happen often, but it's possible that I could have 20 or so people using this site at the same time. In...
Hi - Just wondering what anyone thinks would be the most efficient way to insert potentially 15 - 20 thousand records into Sql Server 2000 from an asp.net application?
My scenario is that I'm pulling data in from a text file that could contain up to 20,000 rows into a dataset. Then I validate...
Yes, I've printed many other things to the Konica printers from the computer that is running the vb.net application and it always prints fine. There must be some glitch with vb.net and these Konica printers.
I will check out Konica's website and give them a call if needed. Thanks!
Just wondering - has anyone had any problems printing from a vb.net project to a Konica printer? My application prints fine to various other printer brands, but I've printed to 2 different Konica's and have gotten unreadable garbage. I'm guessing it's got something to do with the printer...
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Has anyone worked with the MapPoint Web Service and VB.net? I'm new to this mapping thing and I'm curious as to how I can come up with an application that reads student addresses from SQL server and plots these addresses on a map to establish a bus route for our local school district. Is...
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Does anyone know if there is a way to customize the height of each row of a datagrid? Currently I've only been able to set the PreferredRowHeight ahead of time and it applies to each row in the datagrid. However in this case I have a "comment" column that will have different...
Well, since we talked last there has been a possible change in plans. There is talk now of just having the kids hand there cards to the cashier and to take the keypad out of the equation. The school administration all of the sudden is big on the card readers and not on the key pads. So...
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