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AlexCuse thanks for the suggestion. The SQL Server Agent account is Network Service and it is both a Sysadmin on all our instances and a member of the administration group on the box. Don't see why it would have a problem there. MDXer, Thanks for the link. I've already read that post and...

I've got a similar problem and thought this would solve it. I'm trying to pull in data from and Access database. Works ok in VS, works ok in MS SQL Server Management Studio, fails when that same package is defined as a step in a SQL Server Agent job. Run64BitRunTime = False seems to be...

Hello, We are having a problem with SSIS packages that include a FTP Task. The tasks fails with the following error when run on the server or from the development environment. "Error: The task "FTP Task" cannot run on this edition of Integration Services. It requires a higher level...

Ok I'm giving up on the current methods and tackling this a different way. What is bothering me is my new method should have a similar fault. New methods I'm using is a 2nd program to chop up the image into 1600x1600 tiles. This works fine. Seems it also has no issue of disposing the...

.NET start crapping out between 6600x6600 and 6700x6700 going to work more on this now. Thanks for everyones ideas to this point. Hope I've been helpful, Wayne Francis If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ222-2244 first

FYI 8,000x8,000 is a 64 megapixel image I don't have a problem with 3000x3000 images. While both objects are loaded into the LOH (Large Object Heap) the smaller 8 megapixel bitmaps load and .dispose just fine. I haven't had time to work with this stuff this weekend. I'm running a test to see...

Using a double buffer should work fine. I've got a program that loads background images of 8,000x8,000 pixels and allows me to drag around different shapped large icons (400x400 and larger) and it is all pretty smooth. I do 2 things here. I use the inbuilt double buffering listed above and...

Thanks NeilTrain I'll try that. I'm not actually using GetImage though. I'm using the constructor to load the image. I've tried loading the images from a stream but that was failing even more then loading them in the constructor but I was using the .Image class at that point. I only draw...

Thanks MrDenny I'll try that too. As far as I know I'm not running SP1 for SS2005 management studio Hope I've been helpful, Wayne Francis If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ222-2244 first

I've done that. I created a table. Copied the database and it worked. I deleted the dest database then added a view to the source db and copied agian and it worked. the table in the info above does exist and is in the dbo schema. I'll check sys.objects on monday. I didn't think of that...

Sorry for not being clear there. In Management studio you can bring up a context menu on user databases and under "Tasks" you can select "Import" This is supposed to be kind of like the old "Import" from SQL 2000. It copies the database in 1 of 2 ways. Detach and attach method where it...

I'm trying to deal with some large images (8000x8000) or larger. Loading straight to a Drawing.Bitmap works fine until I .Dispose(), Load a new image then try to use .DrawImage(). What ends up happening is I get an Out of memory exception. My understanding is that .NET has a problem with...

MS distribute many of their graphics with development environments. If you are ripping graphics from a product look in the docs of said product to see if there are any conditions. If the product is for a company and not for commercial sale you probably have little to fear even if the work is...

The point has been raised. University email facilities most often allow students to use their email for personal use with guidelines. Many sites do log information automatically about email but this is usually limited in what they collect. IE they do not store subject and message content...

I doubt he'll come to you asking to get his porn unblocked." I'm tending to lean towards this way of thinking. But there are a few hiccups. If you are deeply offended by pornographic material you should assess your job position. IE I would not take a position as a HR person that has the...

Seems our server is having some issues. Using the Copy Database Wizard with "SQL Management Object method" It adds the log for package successfully It adds the task for transferring database objects successfully It creates the package successfully It starts the SQL Server Agent Job successfully...

I've played around with the code a bit and I can't get it to do what I want. When a actual anonymous users log in it requests the challenge response but since they are not logged in it prompts them with a login dialog where I would just rather it fail. Anyone know how to stop the dialog...

Thanks damber I'll take a look now. Wayne Francis Hope I've been helpful, Wayne Francis If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ222-2244 first

Yes, once credentials are passed through they stick for the entire session. One thing I thought of doing is hiding a frame to an page that required authentication. The resulting 401 would be passed back if they didn't otherwise their session would be authenticated. This is a bit messy tho and...

What BJCooperIT said. I have my earphones on constantly with either music playing or listening to articles being read out via text to speech. Why? Because if I didn't a guy 10 feet away from me would be dead because he's constantly eating apples and other things. While this isn't bad he's...