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Session Expired. Force User to Log On. Part 2
Include something similiar to this on every page: <% If Session("Logged") <> "Y" Then ' add some code here to redirect somewhere ' maybe to a login page Else Response.Write("<script language=javascript>" & vbcrlf) Response.Write("...- DGXGUY
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Printing Colored (bgcolor) HTML Tables
I should have looked a little harder before posting. I answered my own question. The user may have to select "Print background colors and images" in the tools|options|advanced section of Internet Explorer.- DGXGUY
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Printing Colored (bgcolor) HTML Tables
I have a report in an html table. The first row that contains the headings has the bgcolor set to silver. When it prints, the color does not show up. Question: Is there a way to get the bgcolor color of a table to print?- DGXGUY
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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How to use Oracle Stored Procedures with Impromptu
To use Impromptu to pass a parameter to an Oracle Stored Procedure and have it pass a result set back to Impromptu for further reporting, the Stored Procedure must be part of an Oracle package that use objects as cursors to return the result set. Here is an example of an Oracle Package including...- DGXGUY
- Forum: Cognos solutions
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Stored Procedures in Impromptu
CognoProfessional - I just want to clarify what you meant when you wrote "Note: Oracle can only return one record at a time. (it does not permit datasets)". I have a package in Oracle with a Procedure in it that returns multiple rows. Ex. OUTPUT Field 1 Field 2 Bob...- DGXGUY
- Post #6
- Forum: Cognos solutions
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ado & dao same project
I wouldn't recommend it. I would stick with ado. Why do you need both?- DGXGUY
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Stored Procedures in Impromptu
I am looking for an example of how to call an Oracle stored procedure that returns multiple rows. I also need a rough example of what that procedure code looks like. Is there any Cognos Documentation that gives an example of acessing Oracle stored procedures? Any help would be appreciated. I...- DGXGUY
- Post #5
- Forum: Cognos solutions
