I'm writing a simple dll that is passed a server, database, and sql query and it is supposed to write out a table. I can get everything to work through string concatanation but that can be very slow.
How can I make the dll use the response object and simply write it out?
I'm writing a simple dll that is passed a server, database, and sql query and it is supposed to write out a table. I can get everything to work through string concatanation but that can be very slow.
How can I make the dll use the response object and simply write it out?
These weren't my first problems, my first version had a class withing this class called Export. When things weren't working in ASP I got rid of it and threw all the properties into one fat ugly class. :(
Basically what this is supposed to do is take sql tables and output them to a fixed width...
Well, I changed them all to variants, but It didn't work so instead of calling the sub with parameters I made each of the parameters properties that I had to set before running the sub:
Instead of
MyReport.AddSource myObjRS, "Header"
I wrote it:
MyReport.ObjRS = myObjRS...
Well, I changed them all to variants, but It didn't work so instead of calling the sub with parameters I made each of the parameters properties that I had to set before running the sub:
Instead of
MyReport.AddSource myObjRS, "Header"
I wrote it:
MyReport.ObjRS = myObjRS...
I've created and compiled a dll that works great when I refrence it from vb but causes an error on one of it's methods when I try to use it in a ASP page.
Have any of you had a similar problem or know how to solve mine?
I am able to write and read properties in the ASP page, but something must...
There is probably a better way to do this, but this is how I do it:
Sub SearchFiles(NamePart As String, FolderPath As String, Files() As String)
Dim objFS
Dim objFolder
Dim File
Dim k As Integer
Set objFS = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set...
I've created and compiled a dll that works great when I refrence it from vb but causes an error on one of it's methods when I try to use it in a ASP page.
Have any of you had a similar problem or know how to solve mine?
I am able to write and read properties in the ASP page, but something must...
"%1 is not a valid Win32 application" is the message I get when I try to run my form after adding my (running) dll to the project. This wasn't happening yesterday and it is frusterating. Can anyone help?
I created an active x dll with a class named FixedOutput, one of it's properties is defined as another class called EportSpecs So I could use two dots like this:
myReport.ExportSpecs.HeaderDateFormat = "mmdd"
Everything worked great in the visual basic environment, but when I...
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