Thanks for the responses.
I just found out what it was. I am working on this alone, and sometimes just bouncing ideas/questions of others and getting their responses seems to get you to think on the right track. I thought I had taken care of this possibility yesterday when I keyed in...
I am having trouble taking a variable obtained from SQL2000, and using it as part of the directory path for an opendir() statement.
Here is the code:
while(odbc_fetch_row($cmservicelistr))
{
$cmnumber = odbc_result($cmservicelistr, 1);
$medreccountq = "select count([logmemo]) from caselogdata...
Thanks Nowell.
That did it! I use vba to change SQL statements of listboxes in other plain Access DB's, so I don't know why I didn't think of it for this problem.
Jon
I am using Access 2000 and SQL Server 2000.
I have seen another post that deals with using a field on a form as the criteria on a listbox's recordset, but the recordset was a stored procedure.
Can I have criteria in the recordset of a listbox be a field's value (e.g. ... from table1 where...
How does one go about determining the encryption strength of a particular connection in IE? I tried double clicking the "lock" to get certificate information, etc., but I didn't see anything about the encryption level of a particular connection.
I use 128-bit strength IE for https...
I happened to be looking for something like that too and found MS KB article number #189105, which might help. One of the examples shown is as follows:
rundll32 printui.dll,PrintUIEntry /if /b "NORTH-US-SRTEST-TEST24-BOGUS" /f %windir%\inf\ntprint.inf /r "IP_157.57.50.98"...
I would like to know the same. In addition, I would like to know how to identify if a subreport is 'null' for a particular record. 'Is null' and Isnull() and NZ() do NOT work for fields on a subreport. Any ideas?
Jon
I have had trouble reformatting partitions/hard drive with pre-2000 o/s's and even utilities (Partition Magic 6.0) when the partition has W2K. I had to install the drive as a secondary drive on another machine that ran W2K. Through the Disk Manager I was able to remove the partition and...
Thanks for your reply.
I just checked the FTP server to test the permissions again, and now it works. No one has touched it since I wrote the initial message. I don't know why it didn't work then but works now. Right before I wrote the message, I logged in as the anonymous user to test the...
I have a situation where I set the IUSR_MACHINENAME account to have read-only NTFS permissions for a directory (also explicity denying write), meanwhile in the FTP snapin, IUSR_MACHINENAME is the account for anonymous logins, and there is write and read access set for all logins.
My problem is...
Thanks for your confirmation.
I just bought a 12v p/s and it works just fine.
If I try what "Hungster" suggests, I'll probably fry my new m/b and new cpu and anything else I can fry.
Jon
I have replaced a Shuttle AE22 motherboard (socket 370) with a GA-8IG (socket 478) along with its accompanying CPU and RAM, using the same ATX box and power supply.
When I turn on the machine, the FD and CDROM light up and the CPU fan spins, but that's it. No video/no HD sound/no front panel...
Hi,
I am attempting to use frames in a website, but run into problems with NN47 and NN60. I have images on one frame that, when clicked, will change the webpage in the other frame. Should be pretty simple, right?
Everything would be fine, but NN47 doesn't recognize ONCLICK methods within an...
Active Directory is not needed for ASP and should not be needed for CGI, either. AD is needed for Exchange 2000, however. I am not familiar with CGI, but as far as ASP, the default installation of IIS5 should include a file called ASP.DLL that parses your ASP code. You can verify this by...
Connecting to IIS5.0's FTP server using W2K professional via command line, how do I enable passive mode? I can do it in IE, I can do it with GUI FTP programs, but I can not seem to get 'PASV' to work with the command line.
1 How does one enable passive FTP via command line?
2 What are the...
Thanks for your responses.
The CMOS battery was the problem. It was so easy to do a voltage test (which confirmed the dead battery) and replace the battery with one from another computer to see if there were no other problems, that it should probably be your first step in checking CMOS errors...
I have an old IBM Thinkpad 770. It was dropped once several months ago, which smashed up the corner with the power button. Apart from having to start it with a long-nose pliers (because the power button broke off), I have had no trouble with it, until now.
The laptop sat for several weeks...
Check out the following link: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q249321
I have had this problem also. For me, using 'fdisk /mbr' from a DOS disk worked. I thought I tried 'fixmbr' from the Recovery Console awhile ago which did not work, but I might be wrong. I don't...
I have a Compaq (linux), Dell(W2k), and HP(W2k) machines.
If I take the Compaq HD and replace the Dell or HP HD and turn on the Dell or HP computer, now with Compaq's original HD, Linux starts up normally. No problem.
But when I replace the Dell HD with the HP HD (and vice versa), I need a...
Using 'create mask = 777' did give everyone read/write access to new files. While I was reading about 'create mask' I saw 'force create mode'. So I tried 'force create mode = 777', and this provided full access to files for everyone. I'll have to read more to understand the exact differences...
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