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Well Hello everyone, My name is Troy (aka Paladine - just incase you thought otherwise :mrgreen: ), and I am a licensed Pharmacist in Canada (working for Pharmx Rexall) who also has a diploma in Computer Systems Techonolgy. :cool: I put PL-SQL/T-SQL, Oracle, VBA, C++, and Java as my graduated …

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Well that is a tough one.... let me see. I have two actually. One is a program we had to write in school that simulate the different CPU alogorithms, and we had a choice of any language. Sounds like a dream...it wasn't. It was extremely tough, since we also had …

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Here is the solution I found: [url=http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.blaster.worm.removal.tool.html] Removal Tool[/url] Viri and those who create them pee me right off :evil:

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Logic test eh? Hmm, well what about how would you code a program to do the following?; [code] ************* *********** ******** ***** ** [/code] Or what about Unions and Groupings of Logical pairs? I think I have some actual questions in a binder at home..I will check and post back!

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This is sample code for a ASP.Net Login page (using Visual Basic.Net code behind) with OleDB connection to an Access Database using ADO.Net. The datebase used is the Access Northwind Database. With the connection string being placed in the [i]web.config[/i] file. [b]1. [u][i]Web Config[/i][/u] File code:[/b] [code] <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" …

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Just got to playing around, and felt that the VB forum on here could use some posts. What I was playing around with forms in VB.NET and wanted to hard code centering a form. Here is what I found...and if anyone has an easier or slicker way...let me know. -in …

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Syntax as such: [i]-with one statement[/i] [code] INSERT INTO table2 (column1, column2, ...) SELECT column1, column2, ... FROM table1 WHERE ... [/code] Not sure if that is what you are asking for, or if you need the VB.NET pseudocode as well? :cool:

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[QUOTE=krackhead] CLS FOR Outer = 1 TO 5 STEP 1 FOR in = CHR$(65) TO CHR$(70) <------TYPE MISMATCH????? PRINT in; NEXT in PRINT NEXT Outer what am i doing wrong? any help on this would be greatly appreciated....thanks :confused:[/QUOTE] Well you are making it too difficult, the reason is write …

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Biggest noticeable difference: ASP (Classic ASP as it is known) is a Script Language (i.e VBScript), where as ASP.NET is a the web formulation of a Compiled Language (i.e. Visual Basic, C#, J#, C++.Net)

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[url="http://../tutorials/tutorial6028.html"]Original thread [/url]- To see why this was Updated [i] Reason for new thread is to start with a clean slate and I will also be providing a tutorial for SQL and possibly Oracle DB connections to show how easy this code is to implement regardless of the DB you …

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Umm, ok. I will give you some sample code, but you should really consider checking out the tutorials here at Daniweb, or C# websites with tutorials. The principles are the same no matter what language, the syntax is the only thing that differs. And google searches are a really good …

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Ok, Well since you provided no information about what columns are in your table (excel spreadsheet) and what data you want from that table (i.e. DDL (Data Definition Language)) providing help on a query will be rather hard. So until you provide that information, help will be difficult to get. …

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This a just a basic webform setup of a listbox being populated with data from a database, in this case the Northwind Access database, and then populating textboxes with data related to the item the user selects. [u]1. WebForm [/u] -Create an ASP.NET webform page -Add a [b]listbox server control[/b] …

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OK well the error is telling you exactly what is wrong. [b]ExecuteReader requires an open connection and available connection[/b] You need to add this line of code before you ExecuteReader. [b] conn.Open() [/b] Hope this helps

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I dunno folks, I have had some time to spend doing some reviewing of my Java knowledge on a W2k system I have build strickly for Java Development. And well, I found JCreator to rock for doing what I do at least. I use JavaWebServer 2.0 for my WebPage Server. …

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OK, when you boot up with the Windows XP CD, you should got through the normal process of F8 to accept some CULA or something agreement, and then be prescent with something like ENTER to install Windows or Esc to Cancel. Then once you hit enter, you should be presented …

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See [url="http://www.harding.edu/USER/fmccown/WWW/vbnet_csharp_comparison.html"]LINK[/url] [u]C#/C++[/u] short, ushort, int, uint, long, ulong [u]VB.NET[/u] Short, Integer, Long Or have it convert the code for you [url="http://www.developerfusion.com/utilities/convertcsharptovb.aspx"]Convert C# to VB.NET LINK[/url]

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I am not aware of anyway that you would be able to do that. You can add some .NET functionality to your VBA (if you have Office 2003), but other than that I can't see why you would want to. VBA provides the functionality you need already. And it is …

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I tend to agree. I watch these people run these benchmarks, which sound all great, but numbers are numbers. Overclocking never seems to give me any noticeable boost in anything. In all honesty it does change the benchmarking numbers.... As a Pharmacist / Medical Professional we have a moto... "treat …

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If you are using a SELECT statement, which I would assume you are, just add an ORDER BY clause to that statement and voila.

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What do you mean...create a database? Do you have access? Do you have a set of tables already created? Are you meaning to connect to an access database?

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[quote=rajni11]Hi, :rolleyes: Can anyone send me or tell me the shortcut keys for .net framework(visualstuio.net). so that i can use it frequently Thanx.....:)[/quote] Two things: 1. Google is your Friend...I just typed your question into it and found the answer: 2. The answer: [URL="http://safari.oreilly.com/?XmlId=0-596-00360-9/mastvsnet-APP-C"]http://safari.oreilly.com/?XmlId=0-596-00360-9/mastvsnet-APP-C[/URL] Hope this helps... :cool:

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Well here is my point on this. Why not loop through the recordset (which is an abstraction of a table object, based on criteria you have specified) until p_id = txtPatientId.Text ? i.e. (pseudo-code) Do until .recordset.EOF if p_id = txtPatientid.Text then ' then do what you must end if …

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[b]tgreer[/b] has asked me to help you out, and I will, but not till tomorrow night. Migraine has hit. Night all

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It is coming that PHP will be accepted by .NET - or is it already? Anyway, it is making its own stand, and seems to be growing in popularity. In my experience!

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Well I recommend that you check out the following links at Microsoft. MSDN and Google are often overlooked too often as places to look for code/tutorials. I did a search on Video Tutorials and here is an excellent intro series to VB.NET: [URL]http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vb/learning/[/URL] It is with VBExpress, which is free, …

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Hmm, I am curious, what version of Access are you trying to connect to? You say you are using Excel 97, but what version of Access? And why are you using DAO to connect via ODBC instead of ADO ? ADO would have made you life a whole lot simplier.

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