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nevermind. Got it. <input type="radio" name="SortOrder" value= "ASC" <% If Request.Form("SortOrder")="ASC" Then %> checked <% End if %> >ASC <input type="radio" name="SortOrder" value="DESC" <% If Request.Form("SortOrder")="DESC" Then %> checked <% End If %> >DESC

i have a search form that also has 2 radio buttons. I have the text boxes of the form set to retain the values the user entered by basically setting the input value and the display value the same. However, i need a way to retain the value of the selected radio button after the user presses...

Hi. I have never used ASP before, but I have been given the task of creating a ASP Web interface to display the results of a database query. I need to have a form that allows the user to sort the results by date range. The database has the date and time stored in a 'datetime' data type field...

C:\awk>mysql -D database -u user -s -e "select reply from hmlog" reply 15 ms Win32 Error. Code: 87.\nThe parameter is incorrect Win32 Error. Code: 87.\nThe parameter is incorrect \n\tSource Port:\t1319ress:\t192.168.1.14sword The last line is what was reported back for the event field of a...

Removing the last mysql credentials like you said returns back 13 null queries, like so: insert into splitlog values ('','',''); Maybe its not actually finding the individual strings that i want it to look for?

Ok. I tried all that and it partly worked. I created a table called splitlog with the three fields. I then ran the script and it produced 13 empty rows. Weird. I looked and there are 13 fields that start out with "Logon Failure." So it seems like it is finding them but not splitting them...

What should i use to execute awk scripts? Like i said, i am very new to awk. I am running Windows XP.

I was in the MySQL forum asking about my problem and feherke told me to try and use AWK to do it. So here i am. And i have never used AWK before. I have a program that logs various event logs into a database. I am using Navicat to generate reports from MySQL. Problem is, the entire event log...

So you are saying parse the data before it ever goes into the table? Or take it from the table, parse it, then put it back into the table? I don't think i could do the first because of the program that i use to put the event logs into the database in the first place. But i will look in to perl...

I am using a program to monitor event logs, which in turn saves the events to MySQL. However, the entire Windows Event log is placed into one field. I would like to somehow break that up to only display certain non-consecutive parts of the string. For example: Logon Failure: Reason: Account...