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I am developing an Access 2000 database application. In my application, I need to connect to a remote Access 2000 database to retrieve and update data. I tried to use RDS (Remote Data Service) as mentioned in MSDN but failed (it raised a runtime error 8447: Internet Server Error).
Dim cn as ADODB.Connection
Dim rs as ADODB.Recordset
cn.Open "Provider=MS Remote; Remote Server=http://myServer; Data Source=sample.mdb"
Set rs = cn.Execute(mySelect)
Do I need any configurations on the server to make the above code work? Or are there any way else? Please help me, thanks.
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Thanks for you help!
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hi,
I have a store procedure that needs to set of values if the record is found in the table and if it doesnt find any row in the table I a have to send some columns with some fix values and I dont want to send other columns but as I am filling the same dataset I have to send some value in these feilds so I am sending "null" value.
How do I handle this null value in the C# code.It is like if I get null value then I dont want to override value in that feild.
Can any one help me in doing this.
Thanking you in advance,
Satish.
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hi there,
satishrg wrote:
How do I handle this null value in the C# code
refer to DBNull class in MSDN
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Hi,
I'm trying to read and Excel Workbook using excel, all goes fine but not the dates, depending on regional settings sometimes I got numbers instead of dates when I read using ADO .net
The problem it's on the regional settings I guess, sometimes I just save the Excel workbook (even with the same regional settings), and when I read I get an ugly number, something 38564...
Any ideas about this issue ? Thanks in advance, Greetings
Braulio
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Well...
It seems that Excel just mess up dates if some user has different regional settings... the good news are that the number that you get has some sense... it's the number of days since a 1900 date, here is a link that explains how that works:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datetime.htm[^]
Greetings
Braulio
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Hi everyone,
im going to send an xml file containing about 3000 records to a stored procedure using asp.net, to make a bulk update operation on the DB.
The update will depend on the Date of each row, and the date in the DB, for example, if the Date in the DB was less than the date in row that has the update data, then the update will be done, else the update will fail.
i need to get the update status of each the 3000 row, and i should return it back to asp.net to display it for the user...
so how a thing like this can happen?
i dont want to access the DB from the code 3000 times 
for example can i update the xml that i sent to the stored procedure and return it back to the page..
if anyone has any ideas, just pls send it
million thanks
Mahmoud Manasrah
-- modified at 4:19 Wednesday 28th September, 2005
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hello everybody,
I have an sql statement that I want to automatially run at the beguining of each month from server side. I'm using sql server 2000 and didn't find anything about dbmsjobs in sql!
Can anybody help me with that please
-- modified at 15:23 Tuesday 27th September, 2005
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You can set up a job that the SQL Server Agent will perform for you on the schedule that you want.
Go in to Enterprise Manager, Open the server that you want the job to run on, select the Management folder and then SQL Server Agent and finally Jobs.
You can right-click on Jobs and select New Job... and you'll get a dialog that will allow you to define the job.
Does this help?
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- Create a DTS Package that will run that SQL statement
( ->Data Transformation Services -> Local Packages )
- Schedule it to run at designated time / interval
( ->Management ->SQL Server Agent ->Jobs )
Best
Bigfootguy
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what do u think abt triggers.HUH!u can write triggers that will execute it on 1st of every month.
get back to me
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Triggers cannot be scheduled. Triggers get fired only when you delete, update or insert data on a table with triggers.
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hi friends,
Is there is any major core difference between FOR and UPDATE trigger, or just the name change due to versions SQL 7 & SQL 2000.Plese reply.
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No in dont differ too much they r almost same
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You CREATE TRIGGER [TRIGGER NAME] ON [dbo].[AddressMenuItems]
FOR INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE [choose one of those].
AS ...
That's the syntax, and it is prompted by the SQL Server when you create a new trigger.
There is no such thing as "Trigger FOR" without either INSERT / UPDATE or DELETE.
I hope that helps.
Best
Bigfootguy
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I am using OSQL to generate a text file. The query used to fetch records for the text file returns a variable length record. The text file generated contains extra spaces at the end of the record. The total length of the record including spaces is equal to the databse table field length. Executing the query in Query Analyzer does not give any extra space.
Is there any way where I get the record without any extra space in the text file?
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Daredeviljpr wrote:
The total length of the record including spaces is equal to the databse table field length
Check the datatype of your column.
If you use char or nchar, your text will be padded with extra space.
If for some reason you can't change the column's data type, just trim the extra space at the end.
HTH.
Ed
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I am using varchar as the datatype. I also tried using ltrim, rtrim but of no use. when we run the query in Query Analyzer no spaces are shown but when the text file is generated spaces are padded to the right. I am concatenating the field values to make one column and then generate a text file.
Is there any way to remove those extra spaces...
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hi
plz tell me how can i create a copy of existing database using SQLDMO in VB.net at run time.
plz help me. looking forward ur reply.
thankx
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I'm not an SQL Server expert and I need some advice, please! My client has a database here in the USA and wants to give his office in asia access to it. They are using SQL server in the USA. The application they are using is written in VC++ and uses ODBC. The app can be modified to use ADO, OLE DB, or any other appropriate db access mechanism that will get the job done. The offices have a high speed network connection between them. All of the computers that use this application are MS Windows machines.
How do I do this? Is it the same as setting up a network DSN?
Thanks in advance.
Chuck
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Hey Chuck we had the same issue at my company. What I decided to to is create a MIP(Mapped IP) from the firewall side. So you route that IP address to your sql server and allow port 1433 to that port.
So what you do from your sql server is register MIP 192.xxx.xxx.xxx and that should connect you to the SQL Server.
This should not be diffucult all you need is acccess to your firewall.
Hope this sheds some light on your issue
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Hi,
if I shutdown my program (MFC Dialog) I get an unhandled exception (MTXOCI.dll): Access Violation. The only thing I do is creating an instance of
Connection (_ConnectionPtr) and then call Open to database. Connection string looks like: "Provider=MSDAORA;Data Source=mySource;User Id=myuser;Password=myPwd;".
the Open is ok an any other call to db works, but I don't find why it crashes on shutdown.
Someone know why? pls help me...
thx & greets
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