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Howdy Madawc, That is what I thought. It should work. When I view the query the form is using it shows 3.5. I did a formula and converted it to a string and printed it out and it comes out as 4.0. I am going to play with changing my query to import the value into different fields (AS newValue1)...

I am using Crystal Reports 10. I view the query my report is using and when I run it through Query Analyser it shows the values to be 3.5 But when the value is placed in the details area, it is displayed as 4.00 I have formatted the field by clicking Format Field -> Customize. Decimal 1.00...

Howdy RiverGuy, I am using VS 2005. I gave you a star as you pointed me in the right direction to read more. Thanks ksbigfoot

Are ClickOnce and Windows Installer Deployment the only two options for deployment? I can't use ClickOnce as we have a group that does the deployments. The group that does the deployments don't like .exe files as they can't tell what is being created.

Is this to simple a question? I publish my code and I get an .exe file and some other files. People deploying don't like just clicking on a .exe file. Is there a different way to publish a vb.net app other than a .exe file?

I am new at and using Struts. I'm not sure how to do the following: I am loading an Arraylist of TitleNames. Each TitleName is related to a List of pictures (MyList). MyList is a class that I created that contains all the fields needed to describe the picture. In my code at the top of my jsp...

That works perfectly. Thank you and star to you.

I have "Imports System.Configuration", but the ConfigurationManager is not coming up in the list. So I can't get this line: ConfigurationManager.AppSettings Do you know why?

I am reading from the app.config file successfully using the following code. 'Read in String from app.config file Dim VarSettings As New System.Configuration.AppSettingsReader() Dim oString As Object = VarSettings.GetValue("LogPath", GetType(String)) Dim strPath As String = oString.ToString()...

Do I just take the files that are in my \bin\Release\ folder and use those files? I don't know if there is a benefit of using a webservice or something like that over this way.

I am calling my vb.net app from a batch file. The batch file calls a module within my vb.net app which starts off the whole process. Just wondering what you would suggest on what the vb.net app should run as?

I figured out that I could do this: ds.Tables(1).Rows(0).Item(0).ToString() ds.Tables(1).Rows(0).Item(1).ToString() ds.Tables(1).Rows(0).Item(2).ToString() ds.Tables(1).Rows(1).Item(0).ToString() ds.Tables(1).Rows(1).Item(1).ToString() ds.Tables(1).Rows(1).Item(2).ToString() Just have to write...

I am using VS 2005. My dataset read this XML <Rows xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <Row id="12345678890" peopleid="12345"> <Field id="F1" type="Varchar">Val1</Field> <Field id="F2" type="Varchar">Val2</Field> <Field id="F3" type="Varchar">Val3</Field>...

Forgot to mention that my date field in my Oracle database is in the format 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss'

Howdy BJCooperIT, I put to_date('2008-01-17 5:23:20 PM', 'yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss am') and I get the error message: "Error while trying to retrieve text for error ORA-00972

My date is in this format: 2008-01-17 5:23:20 PM I am using: to_date('2008-01-17 5:23:20 PM', 'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss'), but this gives me an error. Do you know how the to_date should look?

If I read the value into a variable, when I run the query above, would every record contain the same value in Table1_ID?

Thanks Golom & JerryKlmns, Makes sense now. Thanks again and star to you both. ksbigfoot

Howdy Golom, Where would I run this code?

I have a field of type Double, it originally had 3 decimal places. I changed it to 2 decimal places, but the 3 decimal places are still in the table. How would I change the numbers to 2 decimal places?