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RachelK, Check out SonD's other post http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?SQID=644738&SPID=855&newpid=855&page=1 for the answer to your question. Thanks, CHIX001

I'm looking for the same thing...anyone?? Thanks, CHIX001

Nevermind - I finally found a MS article (thanks Google for having a WAY better search engine than microsoft.com) and found that my problem was that I was using Response.Redirect(sitename) instead of Response.Redirect(sitename,false). Here's the link if you'd like to know more...

Hi, I have a webform which contains a datagrid, label, and a linkbutton. When the link button is clicked, the datagrid's datasource and the label's text are put into session and then I redirect to a new webform. Each time I do this, I receive the following error message...

Thank you for introducing me to the DLookup() function. Late yesterday, my colleague explained to me that I needed to use a recordset and showed me the correct order of my references list in VBA, so I am accomplishing what I need to. Thanks, CHIX001

I have started on the wrong end of the spectrum I think. i am very familiar with ADO, SQL Server and .NET; however, I am now having to write an Access application and the smallest syntax issues are driving me batty. I have a query that gives me a distinct list of user IDs. I want to create a...

Hi IndyGill: Thanks - I thought that I had tried that first, but apparently not - it worked like a charm! Have a great day! CHIX001

Hi everyone! I have a datagrid on one page that I need to use on another page (sort of a printer friendly thing), and the way that I would like to do this is to pass the actual datagrid in session, redirect to the new page and retrieve it from there. Seems simple... When I retrieve the...

You don't have to convert any of the columns, but you might want to change the following line: Response.Write(tw.ToString()) to Response.Write(tw.ToString) That should do it. Hope this helps, CHIX001

if you use File.Move it will actually move the file instead of copying it. File.Copy(srcpath,destpath) copies. CHIX001

Hi Jason, To your first issue about Activeds.tbl: EXCLUDE IT!! You're lucky that it has been file-protected on the server. What we have found (through pain and anguish, of course) is that if you include it in the setup project, it overwrites the existing copy of the file, and when you try to...

OK - I did a search on my hard drive for the SN.EXE file and found it, so now I at least am getting different errors. That's a start, I guess. Thanks anyways.

Tooled, SQL Server is NOT distributable like Microsoft Access. That's the beauty of it - you load and keep your data in one place, and point all of your applications (.NET + Access, C++, whatever) to it, through OLE or ODBC. If you're using VB.NET I have found that the easiest (albeit not too...

RoguePoet01 - If you notice the two drop down boxes in your .net IDE that sit directly above the code you're typing, you'll see your "dropdown salvation." The box on the left lists all the controls (textboxes, forms, checkboxes, etc.) that are created on the form that's in focus...

This sounds silly but I just can't figure it out. I have a VB.NET project that I need to compile into a DLL for distribution. When I try to strongly name it (by using the sn -k utility on the command line, the error message I get is that "sn is not recognised as an internal or external...

It's VERY particular about replication activities with SQL databases. Indexes have to be kept on the SQL tables, but initial loads of the data fail when using indexes (if you have thousands of rows to insert initially.) Look at what you're wanting to do - we found that after using it awhile...

Nevermind - I figured it out. The problem I had with Access is that the ASP.NET account didn't have rights to the directory that held the Access db. The problem with the drill-downs and group tree not functioning was actually a fluke with the viewer control on the page. I deleted and re-added...

Also you can download Microsoft's Dependency Walker at www.dependencywalker.com to check and see what dll's your application is using and where they're coming from. Hope this helps, CHIX001

Hi Keli10 - Where does the Access database reside? Remember that the ASP.NET user account (which the web site runs under) HAS to have access to the directory where the Access db is located... Also, is there any security set up on the database? Hope this helps, CHIX001

Hi, I have several reports that I have created in Crystal 8.5 Developer Edition, and I want to be able to view them in a .NET web application. From other helpful info on this site, I have been able to get the code running to view them correctly, but only when the data is saved with the...