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Yea! I was looking in a book I have, and it mentioned something about the possibility of passwords being stored on an NIS server while it was talking about Linux Security.... I then went on the net and searched for NIS howtos, and realised I'd been looking in the wrong places! Thanks very...

I'm unsure as to how to go about setting up a linux client/server network! I'm fairly new to linux, but know a few things! I'm currently running Slackware 8 on two machines connected. TCP/IP networking works, and NFS is set up on the 'server'. I understand that I could share /home on the...

It is a field name - should I rename it?

Where would I put something similar in relation to my query? Sorry to appear completely stupid! Thanks

This SQL works fine in Access 97, but when I use it in Access 2000 or XP, I get a 'type mismatch error'. Any Ideas? : SELECT Data.[Date Of Booking] AS BookDate, Allocation.[Room Allocated (Day)] AS BookRoom FROM Data INNER JOIN Allocation ON Data.ID = Allocation.ID WHERE (((Data.[Date Of...

One of the only problems you can't really fix yourself! That's unfortunate! I was just getting a bit concerned, as I emailed you and had no reply.... Anyway, thanks for replying - my email address is still charlie@csmager.co.uk - not 9mager@uppingham.co.uk. Thanks again

Any Joy? I haven't heard anything from you for days! Let me know if you've got anywhere! Thanks

Thinking about this again, I will email you what I have done so far, as this may enable you to actually find out what's going on... Please bear in mind that I've only just started this, so you can change pretty much whatever you want!! There is also a query built in to only let you choose a...

Have you already tested this?? If you have, I think it would be a lot easier if you emailed it to: charlie@csmager.co.uk I'll have a look at it your posts again later on this morning - but I've only got a minute or two now!

Sorry to be a pain, but I can't seem to get my head around applying this to my table structures - I should have posted them earlier! I have two tables: data table key people date_booked date_party 1 people1 1/1/02 1/1/03 2 people1 2/2/02 2/2/03 3 people2...

I don't mean to appear completely stupid, but I am fairly new to databases.... Could you explain the query you have written in reasonable english as well as in SQL syntax? Also could you, say, highlight all the parts I am supposed to replace? Thanks (and sorry!)

I am in the process of making a database for booking rooms. There are for, and for arguments sake I will call them room1, room2, room3, and room4. When somebody books a room, the details of the person and the date they have booked is stored in one table, and the room they have been allocated...