Does anyone know if SqlClient.DataReader locks the rows that is it currently reading?
I have a recursive call that that tries to execute "update" commands on the current row but it times out. (These are simle commands like "update table set field = value where primatykeyfield =...
Ok, I will post it there.
But I can't close the reader because I have more rows to process (to "read"). I need to use the "update" sql to mark the current row as being processed so it won't be processed the next time this feature is executed.
Does anyone know if SqlClient.DataReader locks the rows that is it currently reading?
I have a recursive call that that tries to execute "update" commands on the current row but it times out. (These are simle commands like "update table set field = value where primatykeyfield =...
I am using an ADO.Net SqlDataReader to read through a rather large query. As I process the data I want to execute an "update set x = y" statement on the database using a different command and a different connection (different connect string, timeout value is different) for the row I...
I am using an ADO.Net SqlDataReader to read through a rather large query. As I process the data I want to execute an "update set x = y" statement on the database using a different command and a different connection (different connect string, timeout value is different) for the row I...
Gux,
I also have the same problem. We have users who can preview the report in the CR viewier control but when they click on the Print Button nothing happens. No dialog box, nothing.
We've even had them try and register some of the cr dlls by hand.
Have you had any luck?
Thanks!
Jenniferlynn,
You said that you fixed the problem by registering an ocx. Was this a CR ocx? (if so, which one?) or was it one of your software's ocx's?
We are having the problem where users click on the Print Button in the viewer, but nothing happens.
Thanks!
DocFKNx, did you ever find a solution to this problem? I am having the same trouble on 3 of our 100 users. They can see the report but when they click the built-in stock Print Button it does nothing.
Thanks
I found my problem.
I added a parameter to the BL and the method call in the *asmx, but forgot to put it in the actual CALL to the BL method in the asmx method body.
Oops
I am using the WSDL generated webservice class in a asp.net project to call an asynchronous webserivce and then do something when it completes.
~one~ of my web services doesn't work, here is what I have
One aspx page starts the call...
Dim mAsyncResult As IAsyncResult =...
Try this,
Right-click and select New->Text Document. After it makes the file Rename it from *.txt to *.udl
Now when you click on it, it should open up as a data link
We are building a SQL Server/MSDE application with VB6 using ".udl" files to setup connections.
We have the following on our Novell network:
W2K Computers running SQL Server Developer Edition (each with 1+ database)
W2K & W98 Computers running a MSDE database (the mdf and service is...
I have a user using our app on an "Active Directory" (Win 2K) set up and when logged in as a Power User the VB API call to RegOpenKeyEx doesn't seem to work for a key in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE". It reads it fine when they log in as Admin.
Why can't the Power user read the...
Howdy Naftali,
I have a user using our app on an "Active Directory" (Win 2K) set up and when logged in as a "Power User" the VB API call to RegOpenKeyEx doesn't seem to work for a key in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE". It reads it fine when they log in as Admin.
Any Ideas?
More info:
I get "Run-time error '339' Component 'CRVIEWER.DLL' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid"
I am developing a VB/CR8/Access Project and want to be able to run it on WinNT machines. When I make my install (Using InstallSheild Prof 6.3) it works fine for Win 95/98/2K, but it will not install correctly on Win NT.
Anyone else have this happen?
Thanks!!!!
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