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edfair: pluggable BIOS? So, I can take the bios chip off? I'll try that. I'll try reseating the processor too.

oh..and I can't even get to bios. The beeping starts immediately when started.

mainegeek - yeah I checked the fans..all are running great. I have never overclocked the board. Plus..even after sitting overnight..the beeping persists. thanks!

cccjohn...you might have wanted to post this as a new thread...but anyways.. When you say, "it will not power up"..I'm assuming that when you push the power button..nothing happens. Correct? I've had this happen once. It turned out to be a screw head on the case touching the...

jmatt...thanks a lot!

Motherboard specs: DFI AK76SN AMD 761 chipset Award Bios DDR RAM I was going to bed..and all of a sudden..my computer started beeping. It's a 1 second beep, with 2 seconds in between beeps. I assumed it was a memory problem..so I tried a different memory slot, but that didn't help. I now...

so you installed Win98 on the hard drive while it was in the other comptuer, then swapped it? I've never had luck doing that. I would put a cdrom drive in the computer that is missing one. Then, format again and boot to startup disk and install windows.

Thanks, I will try this. I might not be able to work on this in the next couple days but thanks a TON for you time. Do you frequent this forum? If I have additional questions, would you mind an email from me? thanks

Acutally, we can't put any "go" statements in because we will loose all of our variable values.

Oh, you mean put a "go"s in. I can do that.

Thanks for the pointers. I will consider them all. If you are querying a large table, would you put the query in a seperate SP, or the same SP that updates the records and loop through these records in a loop (within the stored procedure)? I know that the second kills the performance of the...

One more thing about the variables being passed to the stored procedure. The first 2(MEME_CK, GRGR_CK ) are returned from a query. The 3rd(NoteBox ) comes from a user input value.

Thanks for helping out Steve. Here is the code. It wasn't written by any of us, it is a stored procedure written by the software vendor. This is only the first SP that continues to call numerous other stored procedures. Plus, they don't comment their code very well. Good luck! Again, there is...

Hey Steve, No, I am not getting any errors back. It seems to run fine but nothing is changed in the db. However, when ran in Sybase Central, the stored procedure works great. And, yes, the parameters are of the same type as the stored procedure asks for. thanks

However, when this identical stored procedure is ran manually for Sybase central, it works. It must be some issue with VB and the parameters I am using. Thanks for any help. Here is the code: SQL1 = "SELECT CMC_GRGR_GROUP.GRGR_CK, CMC_MEME_MEMBER.MEME_CK " & _ "From...

If so, do you have problems using the ADO connection object. For example, in deleting, counting from recordsets?

Thanks a ton adaHacker..you rule. A question on the code: myvar = RS.Fields("myval") it seems that this was the important part the counted the results. What does the "Fields" part do? thanks again

We have an Sybase 11 database. I've tried using a ADO connection but I can't get any *count* statements to work. I've heardthat it might be Sybase. So, I'm just trying to use SQL. When using the "execute" statement, there are no records returned, right? Doesn't it just...

all I'm trying to do is find out if a customer ID is in the field somewhere. If it isn't, I will tell the user. If the count is 0, then the ID does not exist. Can't I do this without a recordset? I'm having problems with some ADO functions and our Sybase SQL server. thanks

I am actually not using a recordset. This is what I have: sql1 = "select count(*)from CMC_GRGR_GROUP where GRGR_ID = 'EP136" MsgBox "" & sql1 & "" BUT, this does not work. Any suggestions?