Basically it comes down to the difference between .Net 2.0 (2005) and .Net 3.5 (2008) Framework. Basically what you code in .Net 2.0 won't work the same if at all with .Net 3.5 framework. But ...

pseudo_code:

Dim strSQL as String

strSQL = "SELECT Field1, Field2 FROM tbltemp WHERE Field1 = '" & TextBox1.Text & "'"



Hope this helps.

The reason it is Null is this :


dsExcel.Clear();

You are clearing the Dataset, i.e. making it empty, and then updating it. That is why it would read NULL

Example of SQLCommandBuilder

Have you verified that the Server is running in ASP.NET 2.0 code level? This is a problem if you are running a 2.0 application in 1.1 code level, and vice versa.

Just another thing to check.

Question for you:

This bar code scanner how does it hook up to your system? USB? PS/2 via Y-Connection with Keyboard ?

Have you tried using the scanner on a barcode with notepad?

The...

I have a few times. It can depend on many things, but often it depends on the how you setup your SQL scripts.

Do a count of the number of ListItems, and then store that in a variable and add 1 and then add your last value = Other

example:
nCount = {count of the number of item entries in the dropdownlist}...

Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought you had to specify the location as well as the report name? i.e. using the UNC for file location.

See link: LINKY! ...

What is the data_type you have set for the column storing this hashed password? char, varchar?

Glad to hear it.

But it is a new one on me that you have an SQL WHERE clause without an "equals" sign. Your method is a pretty niffty way of doing it, I applaud you on that. :cool:

Have you step through it with the debugger?

IListsource (original error) is still bothering me... I would read up on that, as you seem to implementing it at somepoint.

Here is what microsoft...

Well that is your opinion Letscode, I appreciate you calling me on it, and I respect that. I am not trying to flame you or anyone else for that matter, so please don't take it as that.

Now...

Well I am no tired thanks for the suggestion though.

My point was the logic you say you know about is not being conveyed with your question. I was not trying to offend you! But I was trying to...

Search Results don't go to another page, but rather the current page is refreshed (on postback) to display the filtered results.

Of course this line would do just what you say it does:
...

Yes I would agree.

Hmm, well I am assuming you are using Windows XP then. Correct me if I am wrong, but you can open a Command Prompt and ping a site correct?? i.e. ping www.google.com??

Your...

Just out of curiosity, are you using Internet Explorer?

If so make sure these settings are set : (assuimg Windows XP)

Control Panel --> Internet Options --> Connections tab --> LAN settings...

Tricky?

And what does Javascript have to do with SQL functions?

The function is simple.... how is it tricky?
:?::?:

Use the SQL DATEDIFF function.

DATEDIFF( datapart, date_expression1, date_expression2)

i.e.

DATEDIFF (year, '1/1/1999', '1/1/2000')

would give 1 as a result

Hmmm, I see the issue now. I never use Visual C++ .Net windows forms before. It is something I am sorry to say I can't say where to visually see that?

This is all I can offer you at the moment. ...

Opps... my fault, lost my brain there.

Here is the location of the Declarations (events)

http://www3.telus.net/public/tmlohnes/Location.jpg

This is not an updated version of VB 6. Visual Basic 6 is done, everything from Microsoft standpoint is moving towards .NET. The latest being .NET 2.0 (currently non-beta is .NET 1.1) and Visual...

Glad to hear it.

Sorry i didn't help much!

tgreer has asked me to help you out, and I will, but not till tomorrow night. Migraine has hit.

Night all

That would be the in the properties window when you have clicked on the button object in the design view.

Try adding for each parameter, before the value assignment :

objParam.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input

Replace objParam with your parameter variable(s).

That may solve the problem

FYI


By the way you do not add the [Software #] = @SoftwareNum into your Update Statement. It is your Primary Key value, so you wouldn't be updating it on the fly when using a where clause. Not...

Well first off you have the second parameter of the Add Method containing the value you are passing in, and not the datatype. And you have not created any Parameter Objects , to store those parameter...

And to add to that just set the following from your connection to the DB:

' ||||| Set the DataValueField to the Primary Key
DropDownList1.DataValueField = "ID"
' ' ||||| Set the...

Forces.....Forces...hmmm, why do I find that hard to believe? Although Dani being forceful does have some interesting connotations to it. :cool:

Hope this helps dude!


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Nice work Slade, I may actually put that to some use!

Hey glad to hear you go things fix mcamax! Sounds like the quantum drive is toast if the drive is not reading correctly. Believe me I feel your pain. :( Quantum hard drives were the best in...

Well for the life of me I can not find my boot disk. But here is a site ClickMe (http://www.drivermuseum.com/pub/drivers/ide/promise/eidewarp.zip) has some old DOS drivers for various Promise...

From what you have said, Yes it is possible, as you stated. You provide the choices from which the user can pick from, and from the selections (essential just variables given the value by the...

Look forward to seeing that article.

Sure will. I am sure I still have it in a box somewhere. I will try to post back sooner than I did this time. :-( Sorry dude!

Well well well.... Learn something new everyday.

Thanks Inscissor. Certainly clear things up for my understanding!

Sounds like a network connection issue. Are you using a firewall or router?

Haha....sounds like some just got an ego rub!

I am not sure either, although I am a proud member of one of the types you mentioned! :o

<bowing to the humble Goddess of Daniweb & Techtalk...

Yup, just like using the session object.