Desktop will not display shortcutsI down loaded and installed iTunes update. Noted that it took a long time to
"finalize". When finished iTunes shortcut had disapeared. When I restarted
computer all shortcuts were gone from desktop.
Restore function will not restore to any point prior to install.
I have made a few custom controls. E.g. I have a ColorTextBox which inherits
the TextBox class...
When I build the project and add it to the toolbar (through Add/Remove
Items) the control has
the default icon next to it...
Is there a way I can change the icon displayed in the toolbar? Through some
attribute perhaps?
How do you use OleDbLiteral?I had already posted this message in the framework group when I spotted that
this group might be more apt.
I am completely baffled by the OleDbLiteral enumeration.
How do you get from the enumerated values to the things that they
represent?
I can't see any calls or methods that do this. ToString just returns the
name of the enumerated value.
This must be a really stupid question but I can't find a single worked
example that uses this class. either through google or in the 2 ADO.NET
books that I have bought.
You need this information to generate safe SQL that will run against a
variety of back-ends.
We have a regular project plan (not an administrative plan) to track
miscellaneous administrative activities. The plan contains approximately 6
Summary Tasks. Team members use the plan via the 'Create A New Task'
function when they need to record time against this plan. The plan will
display in their Task Page and they are able to enter time for the newly
created task. However, when they do an update all the project plan no longer
is displayed in their Task Page. Changing the option on the Task Page to
display All Activities doesn't have any affect. The acutal time is captured
and reported to the project manager, but the project plan no longer remains
on their Task Page. Why? This plan was also added in our Project 2003
development environment and it remains on the Task Page after an update; it
doesn't behave the same as the version in production. Why is it disappearing
in our production environment?
Also, we have another plan that is similar where by team members record
non-project related support for existing applications. The plan is the same
concept as the plan to track miscellaneous administrative activities, except
we have a Summary Task for each application that our area supports. Team
members use again use the 'Create a New Task' feature to update this plan.
This plan doesn't disappear from their Task Page in the Development or
Production environment after doing an update.
So I do know that the behavior that I am seeing with the miscellaneous
administrative activities is unique to our production environment and only to
this one plan. Help!
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Thanks,
1. Opens up a connection to my SqlExpress db. (The connectionstring is in
the <connectionStrings> section of my web.config)
2. Runs a query, storing results in a datatable.
3. Closes connection
Application FailIf I put my .exe file on my Local Network (in a Folder of course) and try to
run from my Pc which would be the causes ? such application don't Run.
I make the Wrap a COM component for Export data to MS-Excel:
advice for simple scenariohey all,
i have a gridview inside my web user control that's inside my .aspx page. i
have the CRUD(create,read,update,delete) buttons on my .aspx page but outside
the user control.
the rule is i have to select a row in the gridview in order for the edit
link to be enabled. and if the new button is pushed i have to disable the
other links appropriately (Cancel is enabled, Edit is disabled, Delete would
be disabled, etc)
i guess what i'm asking what's the best way to keep the CRUD buttons sync
when my gridview is inside a user control but the CRUD buttons have to reside
outside that user control?
I posted this in the EnterpriseDevelopment.SQLServer.Programming group and
got a reccomendation that I post it here too.
This is probably a no-brainer, but I'm having a heck of a time trying to
form my question the right way for the search engines to return anything
meaningful.
I'm working with SQL Server 2000 and C# on .NET 1.1.
Letâ??s say that I have a stored procedure which looks like this
CREATE PROCEDURE [Get_Configuration]
AS
SELECT * FROM Table1
SELECT * FROM Table2
SELECT * FROM Table3
Now letâ??s also say that I have some .net code that looks like
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand MyCommand = new
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand("Get_Configuration",this.sqlConnection1);
MyCommand.CommandType = System.Data.CommandType.StoredProcedure;
System.Data.DataSet MyDs = new DataSet();
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter MyAdapter = new
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter(MyCommand);
MyAdapter.Fill(MyDs);
What I get back is a DataSet containing the 3 DataTables I want, however all
of the DataTables are named ("Table", "Table1" and "Table2")
I want to know how I can name those tables in T-SQL so that when DataAdapter
fills the DataSet with the DataTables I can program against the table names
instead of relying on the table position indexes.
This is because I know this stored procedure will change over time and I
would rather not have to keep going back to the code to modify the table
indexes.
I have tried making in memory tables and performing an SELECT INTO, but in
that in doing that I donâ??t get any DataTables back.
I did some research on the topic and understand that this is due to the way
the DataAdapter performs the Fill method and that it makes new table Objects
for each result set that the SP provides. I also understand how TableMapping
plays into the issue. But I have a genuine situation where I don't always
know the names of the tables before hand.
I have a statistical Stored Procedure library which is broken into smaller
pieces, but are called in succession from a master statistical SP. As time
goes on I'm always adding new dimensions to the report and allowing for new
tables of data to be returned. The problem I'm having is in the fact that I
don't want to have to constantly have to keep updating my front end
application each time a place a new table in the middle of the SP.
I think I have found a work around that I can use for now, which involves
creating an extra table at either the beginning or end of the SP which
returns specific meta-data about the tables being returned, which I can read
at the beginning of my Front End's execution.....I'm just hoping that there
is someone out there who has come up with a solution to this issue.
PWA back me the home page!!!!Hello!!.
In my PWA when I want to always accede to another Link of PWA it returns me
to the home page.
I apply sevice pack 2 but this not corrigio the problem.
I am developing web application using c# in Visual Studio 2005 Beta 1. When
I try to connect my SQL database, I am getting error
"System.Data.OleDb.OleDbException: Class not registered". My database is in
Sql Server 2000. I am using OLEDB namespace. For some specific business need
I am using oledb namespace instead of sql name space of system.data. Can any
body help me in resolving this.
hiding a rows in DataGridViewComboBoxColumnAfter a value from the combobox has been selected in a previous row of the
DataGridView, I would like to hide that value from being selectable in the
combobox in a new row of the DataGridView.
Here is a visual sample of what I'm trying to do:
http://oha.nu/accepted_creditcards.gif
I've found code to hide rows from DataGridView, but not from the
DataGridViewComboBoxColumn.
Any help much appreciated.
thanks,
Nik Edmiidz
Project
Hello!!.
In my PWA when I want to always accede to another Link of PWA it returns me
to the home page.
I apply sevice pack 2 but this not corrigio the problem.
Try posting on the server newsgroup. Please see FAQ Item: 24. Project
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Mike Glen
Project MVP
luzvd wrote:
> Hello!!.
> In my PWA when I want to always accede to another Link of PWA it
> returns me to the home page.
> I apply sevice pack 2 but this not corrigio the problem.