Are you are asking how to move a DB2 database to an older version of Microsoft SQL Server? If so, you would do better asking your question in one of the SQL Server fora.
Picture property is set to none on the form.
And yes I unintentionally pasted a clipboard jpeg onto the reply space. No picture will be forthcoming since the corporation does not allow uploads to sites like box.net
I'm in Central Texas, a displaced Yankee in the home of Big Oil. Somewhere along the way I got a PhD in a field that is vaguely related to Mathematics, Statistics & Metrology. I have worked in petroleum exploration & refining since I stopped teaching Medical School.
A "question mark" icon (?) just appeared in the corner of the client area of a frame, just below the menu bar. The item shows up in both the designer IDE and in the compiled application. Can anyone tell me what this is and how to get rid of it?
Thanx.
Do you have a firewall other than Windows native running? Once by mistake I answered a Comodo firewall alert incorrectly and Comodo proceeded to write-protect the contents of an entire partition.
I have seen problems w/ similar appearance where the DCOM server does not properly segregate it's user and call state-specific data. In very high traffic situations the state of one caller gets partially overwritten by a "concurrent" call from another user. Because the reference counts are not...
If you are running SP2 you probably need to install the USB 2.0 drivers manually. For systems that were originally installed as XP pre-SP2 there was no support for USB 2.0, and the 2.0 drivers do not install automatically from Windows update. So upgrade them manually by selecting a USB 2.0...
Comm ports are enumerated sequentially in the registry hive HLKM\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\SERIALCOMM. The new Quatech devices are USB 2.0
We find performance limitations are related more to the computer controlling the serial devices and the threading model of the communications software used. Be...
You might also look at Quatech's line of Serial -> USB adapters. We make enxtensive use of them on a manufacturing floor and find them to be robust and reliable. They require only a WinXP driver that comes with the adapter. They come in 2,4,8,16 & 32 comm port versions.
I have a large number (> 20) of VB6 and C# applications connecting to an AS/400 using ADO/ADO.Net and the IBM driver. The connection is robust and performs well over a corporate network and a manufacturing floor subnet.
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