Thanks, cpjust, I'll give that a try. It's pretty close to what I'm looking for and I'll have to play around with it to see if I can modify it slightly in syntax.
Nice thinking! :)
I've defined an alias for some code to make it easier for the users/developers to do certain actions.
So here's what i have now:
#define manage( val ) bool managed = false; while ( MyClass::manage( val, managed ) )
And then I can use the syntax:
manage( someObj )
{
...some...
right, but separate tables can become a HORRIBLE performance drag. Imagine after 10 years of it creating tables, a search could take a LONG time, especially if a lot of people are hitting it at the same time. That's the real reason I'm not keen on that.
I'm not sure what APIs/setup to use for this situation:
A company wants to store data projects they do for clients. Each year, the data fields are set (as a result of gov't requirements) and they won't change for any client project for that year. however, the fields required can (and usually...
I am working on a website that a company wants available only through the internal network and over VPN. How would I make this possible? How can someone at home, using VPN, open a browser and reach that website (which is hosted on an internal server)?
I solved it! Apparently, when I turned off NetBIOS for the NIC (on the server) going to the external internet, it somehow propogated that for all NIC cards.
Thanks for the reply.
The laptop is Windows 2000 Professional (Service Pack 1).
Doing "\\192.168.0.1" (server IP) also does not find the resource. but from the server, "\\192.168.0.2" (laptop ip) DOES work.
When I ping the server, I used the IP. I don't know how I'd ping the name of the...
I have the two comp's (A=server, B=laptop). Both can ping each other. Both can reach the internet (laptop goes through server). However, while the server can reach laptop through "whack, whack": "\\laptop" - a login box popped up - laptop canNOT do the same with the server. "\\serverA" ends up...
Thanks again, you've been a HUGE help!
I discovered my firewall was blocking the traffic, so I allowed it for all addresses in the 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.254 range and now it gets the address properly.
However, now I'm having a problem with NAT. Here's what happens:
I start up IE and type in...
OK, I have DHCP up and started (with scope 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.254, excluding 192.168.0.1). I have the router set as 192.168.0.1, and there are no errors in Event Log (only a message saying DHCP is started and ready to accept) but for some reason, the laptop never finds the DHCP server!
I...
YES! Thank you! It appears that DHCP is the problem because setting the laptop to 192.168.0.3 (static assigned) allows me to ping the server!
OK, I guess I need to figure out the DHCP problem. What's the best way to walk through that?
Thanks again!!
I have a server (windows 2000) that's connected through a NIC to DSL. There's another NIC in the server that's connected to a Dell PowerConnect 2016 Switch (which as I understand it is basically a Hub with buffering).
I have set up NAT/DHCP on the server.
For some reason, the internal NIC card...
In case anyone's interested, I found the answer. You need to do a few small steps, mainly adding to your my.ini (on windows) or my.cnf (on unix/linux) a few lines.
1. In your my.ini/my.cnf file, find the line "[mysqld]". If the file does not exist, create it (on windows, this goes in...
I'm using a jdbc driver and mySQL 3.23.51. I have created a BDB table and an innoDB table (both of which are supposedly transactionable). The DatabaseMetaData also returns true when I query "supportsTransactions". However, every time I setAutoCommit to false, execute an update, then...
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