Yes, I've seen that article and a couple of others. I think the problem I am having is a permissions one. The computer I am using for development is not part of the domain of the active directory heirarchy that I am attempting to access.
I have tried several different things. I have tried...
Alright, I've been trying to access the Global Address List on an Exchange Server using ASP.NET. This was much easier to do using CDO and ASP.
The only solutions I have found so far involve authenticating to Active Directory first which is more difficult than it sounds.
I can not use the...
Thank you SantaMufasa. Your information was valuable. However, it doesn't seem like it is showing all the sql statements. I ran a script that contained several statements and only one of them appeared after running this query. The weird thing is, it wasn't the first or the last statement in...
Again, thank you for your attempt at helping me. You'll have to trust me when I say I have no other choice than to copy existing form fields. However, some of them did retain the original name. Perhaps that is just a bug. Anyway, I have everything working as it should be, using the "with...
I found the problem. For some reason when the code was copying another formfield it was giving it a blank name. It turns out that if you try to change the name of a formfield, which currently has a blank name, you receive an error. To get around this you can use this code...
Thank you for responding. What I meant by "Bookmark" was, if you go to the properties of the FormField, the name is stored in a field called "Bookmark". After I set the name, this field is blank when viewed from properties.
Does this make more sense?
I need to be able to do one of two things, through code:
1. Change the max length of a form field.
or
2. Rename an existing form field.
I've tried changing the name of a form field with the following code. However, it doesn't seem to work, as nothing gets placed in the bookmark field...
It is my understanding that the ASP.Net Validation Controls actually use Javascript to perform the validation. I believe that they just use the controls to make it "easier" for people to implement validation. I could also be completely off-base here, so if someone knows better than please...
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Yes, that is correct. Code that was returning records now returns nothing, however I know the query works. Below is some code to show what I am doing:
strSQL = New StringBuilder("")
strSQL.Append("select distinct libegb ""Current status[W]"", tabdos.coddos || '-' || codpay ||...
Something really strange has started occurring with a few of my datasets. I'll try to explain as best I can. I am creating a dataset by running queries against an Oracle database and merging the results into one dataset. The dataset contains two tables. When I run the code now, the first...
Tsuji -
Thanks for the reply. I have tried it with "/c" instead of "/k" and I get the same results. As far as the quotes go, I actually had it correct in the code and typed it wrong in the post.
Any other ideas?
I am having the following problem:
I had a web application using ASPExec on a WinNT server to run a batch file located on the server. We recently migrated the application to a Windows 2000 server. The ASPExec component stopped working. From what I've seen ASPExec doesn't work too well in...
I need to access Component Services for Windows NT. I have downloaded and installed Microsoft Management Console 1.2 and tried to add the snap-in but it is not listed. Do I need to download the snap-in from somewhere? What am I missing?
I was able to get this working on a Windows 2000 Server with the instructions from x2cms. However, I now need to implement the same on a Windows NT Server.
The problem is that there doesn't appear to be a "Component Services" for Windows NT, I am assuming this was added in Win2k...
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