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>That doesnt really explain how to No kidding. Microsoft would explain a beach by describing (in great detail) every grain of sand and every possible activity that can be done on that beach. Simple examples are often lacking. Declare a StreamWriter as Dim sw As New System.IO.StreamWriter("d:\temp\myfile.txt", False) Set the …

>I tried to test it as a shared file What do you mean by that?

That can be caused by a bad connection string. What is your connection string and what kind of database are you connecting to? What line is throwing the error?

I think your code would be a lot clearer, less prone to typos and easier to modify if you used intermediate variables. For example DailyRate = arrDailyRates(cboBoard.SelectedIndex) Select Case cboBoard.SelectedIndex Case 0 To 1 If intDaysRented = 0 Then If intHoursRented > 3 Then cost = DailyRate Else cost = …

So you want us to find the code for you? Or do you want suggestions for websites which will teach you to code? If the former then you can use Google like anyone else. Ditto for the latter.

Seems pretty subjective to me. I don't have a problem with it. Then again, my eyes are quite a bit older than yours so perhaps that has something to do with it.

If it's vmware have you installed vmware tools?

What have you got so far?

I'm not seeing it and I looked really really hard. Try clearing your cache.

Malware on a new computer, spyware on the hard drive/controller, spyware in the routers. What's a techie to do?

You have to add adodb to the project. Project -> Add Reference .NET tab Sort by component name select adodb

At least you took the time to ask politely, unlike several other people who have recently posted theor homework verbatim.

I find it particularly annoying that not only do you expect us to do your homework for you but you can't even be bothered to ask. You just post the question and expect us to do the work for you. You get a downvote for your lack of effort.

I find it particularly annoying that not only do you expect us to do your homework for you but you can't even be bothered to ask. You just post the question and expect us to do the work for you. You get a downvote for your lack of effort.

I find it particularly annoying that not only do you expect us to do your homework for you but you can't even be bothered to ask. You just post the question and expect us to do the work for you. You get a downvote for your lack of effort.

Example. Iterate over all columns to change the entire row. dgvNames.Rows(row).Cells(0).Style.BackColor = Color.Thistle

I'm doing it right now.

The **Teams** table should contain all information unique to a team so why not include the Division as well. By adding the DivisionID to the Teams table you have created the relation without having to create a linking table. It is possible to take normalization too far. I also suggest …

[This article](http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5468/ways-of-integrating-MATLAB-with-the-NET) connects the two via C\#. It may provide some help.

I agree with you on the first comment. If I was just left to my own programming I'd get better in only a few areas at the expense of many others. By answering questions on Daniweb I stretch myself in other areas and keep current in areas (like SQL) that …

A listbox can hold any number of lines. If you mean that it limits the number of visible lines, you can change that by changing the Height property. If you do ListBox1.Height = ListBox1.ItemHeight * (1 + ListBox1.Items.Count) then, assuming the form is big enough, the listbox will display all …

Sounds like Explorer crashed. To restart it, press CTRL-SHIFT-ESC to bring up the Task Manager then File -> New Task (Run...) Enter `Explorer` for the task name and click `OK`. It should restart your desktop.

If you are using SQLEXPRESS (free), the database size is 10GB.

Installing an application is more than just copying files to a folder (which it may be possible to undelete as long as the disk areas have not been overwritten). It usually involves things like registry changes and such. If you have uninstalled an application and want it restored you could …

Even if CD booting is enabled, you may also have to hit a specific key during boot to select an alternate boot device. For example, on my Dell it is F12.

Only a ton. See [here](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Visual_Basic_and_Visual_Basic_.NET).

We don't provide code on demand, however, if you show that you have put in some effort to solve the problem yourself we can help you work toward a solution.

What do you mean by "refreshing"?

Try this format bcp emdb..Patch2 out D:\shares\patch2.txt -c -T -S GEN-SERVER\EMMSDE

If the file isn't there then you will have to contact someone [here](http://www.ftsm.ukm.my/).

Try [testdisk](http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk). It's free and open source. I haven't had the occasion to try it out but I've read good things about it. There is a [step by step here](http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Step_By_Step).

Try SELECT (SELECT SUM(total) FROM icm.sales) AS branch1_sales, (SELECT SUM(total) FROM hism.sales) AS branch2_sales

Use the USERNAME environment variables. On my machine with my current account it is USERPROFILE=C:\Users\Jim You can see the resulting command by echo rd %USERPROFILE%\\.digilabs\ubuildabook\data If you use two backslashes before the "." when you post you get C:\Users\PC\\.digilabs\ubuildabook\data

You might need to do it from the command prompt running as Administrator. Assuming your logonid is Eileen you will have to check both C:\Users\Eileen\Desktop C:\Users\All Users\Desktop Do a `dir` from both locations. You should see the folder from one of them. Then use the `rd folder /s /q` command …

A better method is to use the KeyDown event to suppress unwanted keys Private Sub TextBox1_KeyDown(sender As System.Object, e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyDown Select Case e.KeyValue Case 50 To 59 'allow digits Case 8, 37, 39, 46 'allow bs, left, right, del Case Else e.SuppressKeyPress = True End Select End …

Awesome.

To get the table names depends on your database. For MSSQL you can do SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE TABLE_TYPE = 'BASE TABLE' or SELECT name from sys.tables I think for MySQL it is SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE TABLE_TYPE = 'BASE TABLE' AND TABLE_SCHEMA='dbName'

Is your database set to use case sensitive strings? Try SELECT COUNT(*) FROM route WHERE van = 'van1' SELECT COUNT(*) FROM route WHERE van = 'Van1' and see how many records are returned.

There is nothing wrong with using MS Access for student project database. It's when you want to make a database of any significant size that it becomes a problem. As for the original question, you have to show us that you have put some effort into the program before we …

That doesn't address the question of whether you **should** be storing the file at that location. Just because you **can** do something doesn't mean that you should. What is the purpose of that file? Is it an all users file or is it specific to each user? Perhaps a better …

I'm not sure I see the problem. If you run osk.exe then click in a textbox to give it focus, whatever keys you click in osk will be sent to that textbox. If you want the keys to go to a different form or textbox then give that textbox focus.

You'll have to post the table structures along with a description of what you are trying to do with the query.

Try sql = "Update TBLORDERS " & " set qty = qty + ?," & " price = price + ?" & " where nod = ?" You were missing a comma.

This sounds like a homework question so I won't post the code but I can suggest that you use a regular expression to match "go" between two non-alphabetic characters.

It's just a string. Change it like any other string. If you don't know what to change it to please refer to [connection string reference](http://www.connectionstrings.com/).

What happens if you use the actual column name in the query like SQL = "SELECT ID FROM ReqItemList WHERE ReqItem = " & inputin When you are doing a SELECT it doesn't matter if the column is AUTONUMBER or not.

When you buy a hot dog at a baseball/football game you never know if you are getting a fresh one, or one that was leftover from the last game and just reheated. I know several people who worked the games as vendors and they said that this was common practice.

Tell me about it. Bluetooth was supposed to be the communication protocol that solved all of our communication problems. After two years of intermittent experimentation (and hours wasted with tech support via email and phone) I was unable to get either the built-in bluetooth (Dell Inspiron) or two external Bluetooth …