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As it turns out, we have some java that is creating the hashmap that becomes the structure. To get around the problem we found that casting all the values in the hashmap to strings then building the table works ok. I don't get why serialization causes a change in the actual values when they are...

When serializing a rather large structure I am having numbers (e.g. 1.8) being changed (e.g. 1.799999999532) for not apparent reason. I have double checked the structure and the packet and the number is definitely being changed during the serialization. Deserializing does not change it back...

A person can dream can't they ;-)

Don't hold your breath. The website was last updated in 1998. ;-) Anyways, I don't think it is the Software engineers that need to sign a code of ethics. It is management that has to. With statements like: "I will not allow scope creep." "I will get the developer the required...

I think Cian means promoting/advertising it in the forums either in a sig or in the body. Jude

Joking or not, you crossed a line and put a threat in a document. That was just ignorant of you (you did not consider how she would react). I don't blame her for reacting the way she did, with recent conflict in the workplace, I have seen that women tend to react to threats of violence with more...

Software is a very vague term as the debate here has proved. It is easy to differentiate what is not hardware but classifying it further is getting more difficult. XML, for example, is not only the raw data, but also can explain how it is organized. So more and more, I think definitions will...

How important are primary keys in a SQL Server database? I know someone who says it is common practice not to use them. Is he out to lunch?

Make sure your back style is transparent. Jude

Peter, I think ebook88 is right. You are going to have to be more specific about the tiny bit of advertising going on. I cannot see it at all, it must be buried beneath the whole lot of advertising going on. ;-) Jude

If it has to be stable, it has to be OS/390 Jude

On the exit of the txtZip field you can put the following if not(Me!txtZip = "" OR isnull(Me!txtZip)) then txtCity = dlookup("[city]", "ZipCodes", "[zip] = " & Me!txtZip) end if HTH, Jude

You can press <Ctrl> <Enter>. This means there might be a bit more user education than normal but it will probably save you a lot of headaches. Jude

But what does the format of the string in [Forms]![frmSearch]![txtComments] have to look like? Jude

I would like to have the criteria of a field in my query to come from a text field on a form. [Forms]![frmSearch]![txtComments] is populated by a VBA function that will parse and format text from another field. I then want to use [Forms]![frmSearch]![txtComments]as the criteria for the field...

You can use the DateDiff function. Jude

Here is the SQL that I came up with: SELECT DISTINCT Table1.ID, Table1.last, Table1.first FROM Table2 LEFT JOIN Table1 ON Table2.nameID = Table1.ID WHERE (((DatePart(&quot;m&quot;,[Table2].[date1]))=2) AND ((DatePart(&quot;yyyy&quot;,[Table2].[date1]))=2002)); The field names for the tables...

I think the lack of reply might be due to the fact that what you wrote is confusing to understand without the DB in front of me. It may be easier to understand if you avoid using numbers for query and variable names (even just for the explanation). I would love to help you but honestly you lost...

Here is some code that I used to write the userid to an error log. I used this because the users wanted only one user id but I had to figure out who was having the problems. X-) Const lpnLength As Integer = 255 Dim status As Integer Dim lpName, lpUserName As String lpUserName =...

Does anyone have a function for Access 97 that works like the NetWorkDays function in Office 2000 (it calculates work days excluding defined holidays)? If so can you you post it so I can save some time coding one. :-) Thanks, Jude