Sounds to me like you have either a dead-lock.

Ah.... You are posting VB.NET code in the VB 4/5/6 Forum.

First, start easy. Think about what you need, and go from there. Ok, it needs to display stuff on the form... so what do you need? You need a label or a textbox (I'd go with a label). So, put it...

First of all, you need to use code tags. You can do this by typing:

'your code goes here
.
This will make your code more clear and easier to read and debug. Please repost using code tags.

Really? Negative Rep For A Rick Roll? ;)

Start a new thread.

I'm not sure how using session to store the invalid attempt count works, but it's sounding like a DoS waiting to happen. What if I (not legit user) want to stop you (legit user) from accessing your...

Sorry about that. I've taken the source code of the link you posted, and tried it with that... made some modifications. Now it should work fine.

hmmm... works great in vb 2008 express.... which version are you using (and what error does the IDE give you?)

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that code isn't VB6 at all. It's vb.net. If you want to port it to vb6, you should simply re-write it. The languages/code are that different. If you need help on a re-write, we can help you.

usually you don't. Unless you can download the appropriate cab-files from a *beeeeeeeep* site or a *beeeeeeeeep* that has it on his or her computer.

How 'Bout you post this in VB.NET, instead of VB 4/5/6?

What code do you have so far?

How about you not post to 4 year old threads... dolt.

By the beard of Zeus, I'm guessing it doesn't know what kind of database your .xsd is..... how was it made?

Very good, you can mark this thread as solved.

When dealing with servers (which are usually important to the company) the safest way to move the database, is to duplicate it first.... then later remove it from the source. So while you are right,...

Yeah, let's not post to threads that are nearing a year old.....

Alright, attach your project and database into a zip file, so I can get a first hand look at this thing.

I don't know enough about the entities in your database to help you here. Your SQL query string, has a "WHERE" clause, with no condition! You need to put someting like:
cmd = New...

dim mydate as string
dim a, b, c
mydate = "3/02/09"
dim myParts as string() = mydate.split("/")
a = myParts(0)
b = myParts(1)
c = myParts(2)

dim somedate as string
somedate = "2/3/2009"
parts = split(somedate, "/")

if ubound(parts()) < 2 then
msgbox "Error Parsing Date String"
exit sub
else
mymonth = somedate(0)
...

Here is help (http://www.letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=installing+vb.net)

Let's try not to post to threads that are almost a year old....mkay?

Even though it's solved, another solution to this would have been to set the value of the textbox to 0 by default (such as in form load)

here's a pretty good link (http://www.startvbdotnet.com/controls/treeview.aspx)

Call "c:\windows\system32\dfrg.msc" with shell or system processes or wsh.run or shellexecute.

It should send you to the ASP.NET forum page... which is where your question belongs.


EDIT: :p Talk about timing.

That was a fun assignment.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.permissions.registrypermission.aspx

This line ab = RichTextBox1.Text doesn't actually write anything to the file. You might want to replace that line with something that accesses myStream.

No No, you asked if it was vista, and they posted code....what is that about?

You give me code first.

All you have to do is total the votes, and use a simple if statement.

wtf is that? That doesn't answer his question.....

Yup. If you recompile it on a 64-bit vista platform, it should work.... other than that, good luck.

And... Let's not post to threads that are years old.

*Just Shakes His Head*

Are File1 File2 and File3 supposed to be variables in your program, or are they hard-coded in names?

Dunno why you don't just do the copy from within VB.NET (without a system call)