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Okay, I figured out how to do it. I deleted all the connection objects created by the wizard. Then I wrote the connection object manually and declared it as a friend. Finally I set the connection objects on start-up for each form with a wizard created query. /m

Yep, that is right. I used the wizard to create the connection and also the query itself. I suppose I wonder if it is possible to the create the connection object manually and the queries with the wizard?

Hello, I plan to use a text file containing the database address to be able to determine the database my vb.net application should connect to. Is it not possible to combine connection guides (e.g. SQLConnection) with a global connection variable (such as the text file?) Regards, Marcus

Cool. I was hoping it was possible to add some sort of event to the grid or dataset and then, just before the dataset accepts the data, remove the thousand separator.

Hello, I am trying to format a column containing numerical values in a datagrid nicely. So therefore I have applied this custom format to the column: myColumn.Format = "#,#" (which inserts a thousand separator) The column is bound to a dataset and the datatype for my nicely formatted column...

Hello, I am quite new to back-ups. I have a SBS 2003 and a HP Storeworks DAT 72 USB connected. Tapeware came for free with the tape drive but from what I have read on the Internet, people don't seem to like it very much. My aim is to do a complete system backup, preferably an image of some...

Gee, that was quick. I even managed to figure out what you meant! :) Thanks.

Hello folks, I have this really simple scenario: The user can have several instances of a search form open. When he/she double clicks on a specific search result another form is opened containing more data about that result. When I load the second form, how do I know which instance of the...

Thanks for that. :)

Hello, I am using SQL Server 2000 as database. When a user updates a record, let's say phone no, and just erases the value already stored, then VB.Net tries to store it as a zero-string. This doesn't work that well and SQL Server throws an error. Do I really have to check every value with...

Thanks for that. I will check out those two possibilities. I might try WebDAD first since I am not very familiar with XML. /Marcus

Hello, My problem: I am building a Windows service in vb.net and I would like to connect to the local Exchange Server 2000 and read e-mails as well as move them to another folder for a specified user. Does anyone know how to do this? All code I find results in Outlook being launched which is...

Hello, The MS Exchange server is a new area for me. I wonder if it is possible to automatically create a textfile from an incoming e-mail and place it in a specified folder somewhere? Regards, Marcus