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Re: creating hyperlink in SQL Server2005

Ashfield17-Mar-09 2:21

Ashfield

17-Mar-09 2:21

Saleem Tahiri wrote:
just the path is coming in text format only

Because that is what is stored. You cannot (as far as I know) store a hyperlink in sql, just text so you need to build the hyperlink when you retrieve the data.

Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Re: creating hyperlink in SQL Server2005

ed575627-Mar-09 6:01

ed5756

27-Mar-09 6:01

If you are still using the Access front-end, just pass the text as a parameter to the VBA FollowHyperlink function and it will open.

Issue with VS 2005

p_196016-Mar-09 22:39

p_1960

16-Mar-09 22:39

Hi,
When i installed Rational clearcasetool and restarted system..and when im trying to build my vc++ application in VS 2005 im able to see the below error..

error result returned from 'cl.exe'.

Please help me out..

Re: Issue with VS 2005

itsravie16-Mar-09 23:38

itsravie

16-Mar-09 23:38

This error is due to improper setup of VS or OS update problem.

It also comes when u install windows update patch KB925902. try uninstalling, if u hav one.

Ravie Busie
Coding is my birth-right and bugs are part of feature my code has!

ms access connection string

vishakpb16-Mar-09 21:32

vishakpb

16-Mar-09 21:32

plz giv me the connection string to connect ms access database in asp.net web page

Re: ms access connection string

Eddy Vluggen16-Mar-09 21:55

Eddy Vluggen

16-Mar-09 21:55

Look here[^] for connection-strings.

plz = Please
giv = give

I are troll Smile | :)

Re: ms access connection string

itsravie16-Mar-09 23:41

itsravie

16-Mar-09 23:41

Dim strConn as string = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & server.mappath(".\northwind.mdb") & ";"

Ravie Busie
Coding is my birth-right and bugs are part of feature my code has!

saving data

neoghy16-Mar-09 4:08

neoghy

16-Mar-09 4:08

Hi everybody

Actually i created a table in sql+, and inserting data using sql+ itself.But after i log out off the screen and log in again i see the data gone. How can i prevent the data from getting vanished without writing commit or set autocommit commands on everytime.

skd

For Oracle

David Mujica16-Mar-09 4:57

David Mujica

16-Mar-09 4:57

During interactive usage with sqlplus, Oracle also supports an AUTOCOMMIT option. With this option set to ON each individual SQL statement is treated as a transaction an will be automatically commited right after it is executed. A user can change the AUTOCOMMIT option by typing
SET AUTOCOMMIT ON or
SET AUTOCOMMIT OFF

whereas by typing
SHOW ALL
a user can see the current setting for the option (including other ones).

This was taken from the website:

http://infolab.stanford.edu/~ullman/fcdb/oracle/or-nonstandard.html[^]

Re: saving data

RussellT5-Jun-09 10:07

RussellT

5-Jun-09 10:07

neoghy wrote:
How can i prevent the data from getting vanished without writing commit or set autocommit commands on everytime.

This is like asking how I can eat my cake without opening my mouth.

Cheers,
Russ

Sql Restore Error

kankeyan16-Mar-09 3:53

kankeyan

16-Mar-09 3:53

Dear Friends,
Client database is in the form of "database.Dat" they don't which version they are using, i want to restore it i sqlserver 2000 with service pack 4
Following error occured

Error:3169 The backed up database has on-disk structure version 611. The server supports version 539 and cannot restore or upgrade this database. Restore filelist is terminating abnormally.

Please give a solution

Thanks & Regards

JK

Re: Sql Restore Error

RyanMorris16-Mar-09 6:02

RyanMorris

16-Mar-09 6:02

Hi JK,

It looks to me like you client is using SQL 2005, which isn't backwards compatible with SQL 2000.

Ryan

Re: Sql Restore Error

kankeyan16-Mar-09 19:22

kankeyan

16-Mar-09 19:22

is it possible to convert sql 2005 database to sql 2000 sp4

Re: Sql Restore Error

RyanMorris16-Mar-09 22:57

RyanMorris

16-Mar-09 22:57

Just using the file you have, not as far as I know. If you had access to the database, I'm told that you could export the data from SQL 2005 and then import it into SQL 2000, but I haven't done this before and so I can't really tell you exactly how to go about it.

When MSAccess Readonly database with password is opened error 0xfffff88f "Not a valid password". Who knows why?

Grebeshkova16-Mar-09 0:48

Grebeshkova

16-Mar-09 0:48

For open database *.mdb I use ADO-construction
try
{
hr = m_pConnection->Open(_bstr_t(lpstrConnection), _bstr_t(lpstrUserID),
_bstr_t(lpstrPassword), NULL);
return hr == S_OK;
}
catch(_com_error &e)
{
}
When mdb-file has not attribute "ReadOnly", Open returns S_OK.
But when I set this attribute, exception is generated with
ErrorNumber = 0x80004005 and NativeError = 0xfffff88f ("Not a valid password").
I don't undenstand why. Pls., explain me this situation.

And other question: what are error codes concerned with error password (for ODBC and SQL-Server)? Or in other words: How may I detected that in connection string invalid password for opened database?

Thanks

SQL Question

Lars Fisker15-Mar-09 13:51

Lars Fisker

15-Mar-09 13:51

Can someone answer why the following isnt returning anything?

string strGetPeriodeSQL = String.Format("SELECT * FROM {0} WHERE SDate BETWEEN {1} AND {2} ORDER BY SDate", strTableName, dtStart.ToShortDateString(), dtEnd.ToShortDateString());

I left out the rest of the funktion, just the SQL part is here.

Lars

Resistance is futile - Data (ST:First Contact)

Re: SQL Question

Mycroft Holmes15-Mar-09 14:05

Mycroft Holmes

15-Mar-09 14:05

Are you saying strGetPeriodeSQL does not get populated?
Does the SQL string not execute?
Is no data returned from SQL?

I suspect the latter so:
Take the content of strGetPeriodeSQL to Management Studio and see what the results are.

If you get results then there is a problem with your connection.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

Re: SQL Question

Lars Fisker15-Mar-09 14:48

Lars Fisker

15-Mar-09 14:48

Thanks for the answer. But I figured out what was wrong. Insted of converting to ShortDateString I needed to convert to ToOADate.

Sorry for the trouble.

Lars

Resistance is futile - Data (ST:First Contact)

Re: SQL Question

Blue_Boy16-Mar-09 2:01

Blue_Boy

16-Mar-09 2:01

or you can use this way:

<br />
string strGetPeriodeSQL = String.Format("SELECT * FROM {0} WHERE SDate BETWEEN {1} AND {2} ORDER BY SDate", strTableName, dtStart.ToString("yyyy.MM.dd"), dtEnd.ToString("yyyy.MM.dd")/*give yout date format*/);

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How to Store password character in Oracle Table

Saleem Tahiri15-Mar-09 1:23

Saleem Tahiri

15-Mar-09 1:23

I want to store string character to be stored as password in Oracle table.

Re: How to Store password character in Oracle Table

Eddy Vluggen15-Mar-09 2:09

Eddy Vluggen

15-Mar-09 2:09

Sounds like you want to store the password similar to "*****" into Oracle?

I are troll Smile | :)

Re: How to Store password character in Oracle Table

Saleem Tahiri15-Mar-09 2:12

Saleem Tahiri

15-Mar-09 2:12

Yes the password needs to be stored "*****" or any other format in Oracle

Re: How to Store password character in Oracle Table

Saleem Tahiri15-Mar-09 2:12

Saleem Tahiri

15-Mar-09 2:12

Yes the password needs to be stored "*****" or any other format in Oracle

Re: How to Store password character in Oracle Table

Eddy Vluggen15-Mar-09 2:21

Eddy Vluggen

15-Mar-09 2:21

Then how are you going to read the password once you need it? It would return ******, for each and every record in your database Frown | :(

What you are seeing on your screen isn't the same as what one would store in a database. You might want to consider encrypting[^] the string before you send it to a database. It would be preferable to store a hash-value based on the password; you'd calculate an unique number based on the string, and store that. Then, when the user logs in, you compare a new calculation with the number that you stored Smile | :)

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Access [modified]

udikantz14-Mar-09 19:52

udikantz

14-Mar-09 19:52

hi guys,
i am developing an application which uses access mdb files as database.
untill now i used a connection to the files,
using the following code:

Public Class DBconnector


    Private _dbConnection As OleDbConnection
    Private _dbCommand As OleDbCommand
    Private _dbDataReader As OleDbDataReader
    Private _dbDataAdapter As OleDbDataAdapter
    Private _dbTransaction As OleDbTransaction
    'Private _dbADODBConnection As ADODB.


    Public Sub New(ByVal cs As String)

        _dbConnection = New OleDbConnection(cs)
        _dbCommand = _dbConnection.CreateCommand

    End Sub

where the connection string is:

"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" 
 & "Data Source=" & TextEditPath.Text

texteditpath is the file path and name.

recently i have encountered an error while trying to create a relationship using "ON DELETE CASCADE" in the constraint clause.

error mentioned theres a syntax error on the constraint clause and there was no real syntax error , after troling microsoft forums , they have told me i need to use ADO connection because this bug results cause of use in DAO ,
also i may add that when i execute the query in the imidiate debug widow of access 2007 it is executed with no errors , how ever when i execute it on the SQL design window of access 2007 i get the same error as i get in the .net frame work

my question is how do i establish an ADO connection to access MDB file
or how do i over come this bug ,
please help im stuck with this for a week now ,
thanks...

Net

modified on Tuesday, March 17, 2009 4:09 AM

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