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We want to deploy a ASP.NET web-application that is secured by a login-page. We don't want to have a seperate password-system. We want to use the existing Active Directory system. The web-application runs on a IIS-server which is OUTSIDE the domain. So it is not possible to reach Active...

Situation: a VB.NET-application that runs in a Windows-domain on a Citrix/Terminal-server Frustration: users have to log-in twice: once in Windows domain and once in our application Objective/goal: users that already are logged-in in Windows domain don't get the log-in screen of our...

Does anyone know if SQL2005 is better than SQL2000 with the table variables (DECLARE @tblTable TABLE ...)? Table vars are "SQL-tables in memory". If you put to much data in a table var so the table var needs more memory than available/free, they say the table var will use the tempdb. In that...

We have a web-application that connects through a SQL-user to a Microsoft SQL2005-database with certain rights on certain SQL-objects (for example: only that User Defined Function, only that Stored-procedure). Sometimes we have to update some of those SQL-objects: new or extra code in a UDF or...

To reduce printing network traffic we use Print-IT from Provision Networks on our Citrix-farm (http://www.provisionnetworks.com/solutions/print-it/print-it.aspx). One application uses Crystal Reports XI for printing the application reports. When those reports include the font type "Tahoma...

We want to divide our Windows-application in three tiers: - data (SQL-server) - business (IIS-server with web-services) - user-interface (Citrix-servers) The business-tier will exist of web-services we call from our application. Now we have RPT-reports that get their data through an...

We have a Windows .NET application that is running on a Citrix-server. The application uses stored-procedures on a SQL-server. We want to stop using stored-procedures because we want to centralise all the logic (insert/update/delete) in a business-framework written in .NET. This means that...

We have a Windows .NET application that is running on a Citrix-server. The application uses stored-procedures on a SQL-server. We want to stop using stored-procedures because we want to centralise all the logic (insert/update/delete) in a business-framework written in .NET. This means that...

We have a lot of rpt-reports that are made based on an ODBC-connection to SQL2000-server. We migrated to SQL2005-server an now a lot of reports give the error: "The database table <stored procedure> cannot be found." It has nothing to do with the version of CR. We have the same problem in CR10...

We have a lot of rpt-reports that are made based on an ODBC-connection to SQL2000-server. We migrated to SQL2005-server an now a lot of reports give the error: "The database table <stored procedure> cannot be found." It has nothing to do with the version of CR. We have the same problem in CR10...