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No, it's not a security issue. I can use that ODBC connection in other workbooks. I don't get a sql server prompt because we use Win NT authentication to connect to our servers. Yes, the ODBC connection is set up in the admin tools/data sources.

Sounds like you have a corrupt file on your hands. Have you tried renaming it and then opening it? PS I assume you meant the PC in question is running with 512 MB of memory, not KB?

Hi, I have an Excel workbook that has several MS Queries that retrieve data from a Microsoft SQL server, via ODBC connection. We recently changed the server that my database resides on, so I updated my ODBC connection with the new server name. Fine, no problems there. Now when I try to...

My servlet reads the data (in bytes) from a file....I want to download this data onto the clients browser. How can I do this?? Code so far: ----------- File f = new File(FileName); try { FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(f); BufferedInputStream bis = new...

When I click on a link - it should open a new browser window. How can I do this?? Thanx for the help.

I have a url: http://localhost:8080/servlet/myfile.zip I want to rewrite it to get: http://localhost:8080/servlet?filename=myfile.zip I found some url rewriting articles over the web, but nothing clearly explains the process. Could anyone just give me a brief/clear explanation of the concept...

Thanx 'dustyfido'!! I have one more question - very similar to the above one. If I had a URL say: http://www.me.com/download/sw? How would I split the strings between '/ /'?? To get: www.me.com download sw I've been programming in ASP for a while and relatively very new to Java...

How can I split a URL (QueryString) obtained off a browser?? Could anyone please suggest solutions. Thanks in advance.

How would I 'display a message' like Retrieving data, please wait, on an ASP page before looping through a recordset. Thus giving the user some feedback on what is going on in the background, rather than looking at an empty page, till the entire looping finishes?? Thanks in advance.

I have set the content type for excel format. But somehow the https/http is making a big bad difference. The browser ends up listing all the data (comma separated) on itself, instead of excel worksheet.

The ASP page is supposed to download a .csv file (open Excel). But the file ends up being displayed on the browser (literally comma separated and all) - doesnt open excel and put the data in there.

In the first ASP page (https://......) I have a link, which when clicked, initiates download of a file. If the download file is (http://......) - I get a security alert. But if I use (https://.....) as the download file - the downloaded file is not in the correct format. Is there a workaround...

In the first ASP page (https://......) I have a link, which when clicked, initiates download of a file. If the download file is (http://......) - I get a security alert. But if I use (https://.....) as the download file - the downloaded file is not in the correct format. Is there a workaround...

Thanks for all the suggestions.

I have already generated an Excel file from an ASP page. But this file resides on the web server. I dont want this file to reside on the web server. Can anyone help me with any suggestions?? Thanks in advance.

I have already set my Server.ScriptTimeout = 1200. My ASP page is timing out inspite of setting it to this value.

My ASP page keeps timing out, when attempting to loop through very large recordsets. Any suggestion to solve my problem would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.