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Try using the new filesystem namespace:
FileSystem.FileCopy(filename, "D:\TransferTest\")
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Hi,
in Windows you can only create/move/copy files to existing folders, so if either D:\ or D:\TransferTest\ does not exist, you would get such error.
You should use Directory.CreateDirectory() to create a folder (no need to test for existence first!).
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Private Sub btnTransfer_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnTransfer.Click
if not io.directory.exists("D:\TransferTest\") then
io.directory.createdirectory("D:\Tran.....")
enf if
File.Copy(filename, "D:\TransferTest\")
End Sub
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so far for "no need to test for existence"...
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles]
- before you ask a question here, search CodeProject, then Google
- the quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get
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First post here so please be patient, I wrote some software for the company that I work for in VB6 for Scheduling and quoting construction based projects and am upgrading to VB 2008, not a problem except for the printing, The user had several check boxes and option groups which related to which pages were printed, each unrelated, the first was a cover page, second page a preamble, third page list of doors etc all taken from different sources, in VB6 it was pretty simple to create a printer object (called myPrint) call the various page sub routines and to put it together example as below:
Select Case True
Case frmPrint.optAll(0).Value = True 'materials listing
MyPrint.NewPage
PProductListingA
Case frmPrint.optAll(1).Value = True 'bill of quantities
MyPrint.NewPage
PBOQsA
Obviously we've lost the NewPage which has been replaced with HasMorePages from with the PrintPage method, I've spent about a week now trying to call the various sub routines from within this and quite simply have hit a brick wall. Lots of examples on the web to point me in the right direction but they all seem to be based around a single block of text printed over various pages, help.
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I cannot help you exactly on your problem, but Microsoft has an excellent article on printing in .NET:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188767.aspx[^]
It helped me a lot to learn about printing in VB.NET. Note that there's some source-code relating to the article which also deals with multi-page texts. Maybe it's worth to have look. There is also a lot neat stuff in it, like status texts in status bars, print preview and so on.
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Thanks for the suggestion, unfotunately it still only deals with a multi page single source document as opposed to a different document on mulitple pages.
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I am using a windows forms app vb.net 3.5 SP1 w/VS 2008. I have a DS set up. I have about 4 DateTime Columns in the DS in a particular table that are defined in the SQL2005 server as DateTime NULLable. I've extended the DateTimePicker class to be able to accept a Date? value. The problem is that the DS does not believe that the date columns that are nullable, really are. It always wants to throw an exception. Per someone elses suggestion i set the date fields in the DS designer to DataType "System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlDateTime" with DefaultValue "Null", and AllowDBNull "True", yet the NullValue Property *only* allows "(Throw Exception)" and I think to fix my issue I need it to be "Null" however if I do that, the compiler says "Null is not a valid AllXsd value", which is where I'm stuck and I'm afraid is a little beyond my understanding... are there any suggestions you could make to me? I'd really appreciate it!! Thanks in advance.
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try setting it to DBNull.Value That is the equiv. of a null in the db, "Null" is not.
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Thanks for the reply Troy...Just tried your suggestion and the same thing happens. The actal error it gives is:
Error 44 Custom tool error: Failed to generate code. Failed to generate code. Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. The string 'DBNull.Value' is not a valid AllXsd value. Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. The string 'DBNull.Value' is not a valid AllXsd value. C:\Users\kkomar\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\Idaho AGC DataCenter\Idaho AGC DataCenter\Forms\OrganizationsFrmDataSet.xsd 1 1 Idaho AGC DataCenter
...As soon as i plug that value in.
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personaly me I am not a fan or leaving vales null, most controls like the dataset will through a null exception, that said what I prefer to do is when filling the dataset with defaults on null
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din ds as datarow = mydataset.mydatatable.newrow<br />
ds("MyDateColumn") = IIf(IsDbNull(MyDbColumn),"01/01/1900",MyDbColumn)<br />
mydataset.mydatatable.rows.add(ds)<br />
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I appreciate the suggestion, however, I don't bind each column individually like that.
I just fill the DS and I use the designer to bind all the controls to the binding source columns.
Does this mean I'll have to manually code all the 80 column bindings on my form? 
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you can still use the designer to bind your controls to the dataset, but I personaly would use an nTier approach and create a class to fill the dataset.
From the top of my head it will go something like this, but you may want to google sqlconnection and sqlcommand on the proper implementation
public class mydataleyer
public function FillDataset() as mydataset
dim results as new mydataset
dim con as new sqlconnection("server","database","username","password")
dim qry as new sqlcommand("select * from mytable")
con.open
dim rdr as datareader = qry.executereader(cn)
while rdr.read()
dim rw as datarow = results.tables(0).newrow
rw("datecolumn") = IIF(IsDBNull(rdr(0)),"01/01/1900",rdr(0))
results.tables(0).rows.add(rw)
end while
return results
end function
end class
from you form onload event
private sub myform_load(byval sender as object,byval e as eventargs) handles mybase.load
dim ldr as new mydatalayer
me.dataset1 = ldr.FillDataset
end sub
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Aha, so will doing:
rw("datecolumn") = IIF(IsDBNull(rdr(0)),"01/01/1900",rdr(0))
make it so that anytime that column is accessed, it will filter out the DBNull, or just for the initial loading? The reason I ask is because the date columns i have are to be re-nullable, even if they're given a value; the value has to be able to go back to null in the actual database at some point...
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when you write values to the database you can simply reverse the logic IIF(ds("Datacolumn") = "01/01/1900",nothing,ds("datacolumn")
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OK, for those poor unfortunate souls who are having this same problem as me, here are the steps I've done so far to remedy:
1) Use the nulldatetimepicker extension shown here: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/selection/NullableDateTimePicker.aspx[^]
and if you're using VB, convert it with this: http://www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/csharp-to-vb/[^]
2) open the .xsd file of your dataset and manually change the msprop:nullValue="_throw" property of any datetime field to msprop:nullValue="_null". Be aware: every so often the designer will decide to just omit the datetime fields because it's caught on to your treacherous workaround of Microsoft's poor design; and that just cannot be allowed. :P If that happens just go to the designer again and set the fields as (throw exception), save, close, and follow this step again.
This seems to work just fine for existing records. You can re-null datetime fields and successfully update. The only thing I'm having trouble with is inserting new records. I always get:
{"Failed to convert parameter value from a Int32 to a DateTime."}
{"Invalid cast from 'Int32' to 'DateTime'."}
...which is baffling me, but I'm still trying to research, debug, reinvent the wheel for. I'll keep posting as I figure it out.
Here is my entire "add record" sub:
Private Sub AddBranchToolStripButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles AddBranchToolStripButton.Click
If PermissionsMode = "ReadWrite" Then
Dim MainID As String = "0"
Dim OrgName As String = "Error"
'Set the OrgRowIsAdding flag to true so that the AutoSave feature doesnt try to save a row with blank data
OrgRowIsAdding = True
'record the main loc ID and org name
MainID = ParentOrgIDTextBox.Text
OrgName = OrganizationTextBox.Text
'Actually add the branch
Try
If Me.OrganizationsBindingSource.AddNew() IsNot Nothing Then
OrganizationTextBox.Text = OrgName
ParentOrgIDTextBox.Text = MainID
MemberStatusComboBox.SelectedValue = "Branch"
MemberTypeComboBox.SelectedValue = "Branch"
Me.Text = "[Branch] " & OrgName
OrgRowIsAdding = False
SetFormControls(True, True)
Else
MsgBox(My.Settings.OrganizationsFrmAddRecGenErrorMsg, MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation, "Error Adding Record")
GoTo skipaddbranch
End If
Catch ex As Exception
Throw New Exception("Branch Location Add Failed", ex)
GoTo skipaddbranch
End Try
Else
MsgBox(My.Settings.StdDenyWriteError, MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation, "Access Denied")
GoTo skipaddbranch
End If
skipaddbranch:
OrgRowIsAdding = False
Exit Sub
End Sub
/rant_at_microsoft
Am I just crazy or is it too much to ask of Microsoft to support the SQL datatype in full in their own development application? They wrote SQL 2005, and they wrote Visual Studio 2008.
This problem is driving me nuts. Yeah i know, i know...most people claim it has something to do with SQL/Visual Studio versions not being exactly on par, but really I've found posts on this same topic concerning VS 2005!!! So personally, I don't buy it. Additionally, you've been able to null datetime fields in SQL for a while now, so to me this is just plain old negligence on Microsoft's part. Get it together Microsoft!
/endrant
/rant_at_everyone
Am I to understand that every single programmer that uses Visual Studio simply accepts the workaround to use date.mindate as a replacement for null???? I guess I just can't accept that. I'm determined to figure this out.
/endrant_at_everyone
More to come....
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Still nothing. I've even set my code to set any Null date to 1/1/1900 even though I really didnt want to do that. When I add a new record, no matter what, when i try to save back to the DB, I always get:
"Invalid cast from 'Int32' to 'DateTime'."
It shows the exception originates in the automatically generated "UpdateAll" Sub created by the dataset designer. Here is the code just before where the exception occurs:
Try
'---- Prepare for update -----------
'
If (Not (Me._employeesTableAdapter) Is Nothing) Then
revertConnections.Add(Me._employeesTableAdapter, Me._employeesTableAdapter.Connection)
Me._employeesTableAdapter.Connection = CType(workConnection,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection)
Me._employeesTableAdapter.Transaction = CType(workTransaction,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlTransaction)
If Me._employeesTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate Then
Me._employeesTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate = false
adaptersWithAcceptChangesDuringUpdate.Add(Me._employeesTableAdapter.Adapter)
End If
End If
If (Not (Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter) Is Nothing) Then
revertConnections.Add(Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter, Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter.Connection)
Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter.Connection = CType(workConnection,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection)
Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter.Transaction = CType(workTransaction,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlTransaction)
If Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate Then
Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate = false
adaptersWithAcceptChangesDuringUpdate.Add(Me._organizationMemosTableAdapter.Adapter)
End If
End If
If (Not (Me._peopleTableAdapter) Is Nothing) Then
revertConnections.Add(Me._peopleTableAdapter, Me._peopleTableAdapter.Connection)
Me._peopleTableAdapter.Connection = CType(workConnection,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection)
Me._peopleTableAdapter.Transaction = CType(workTransaction,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlTransaction)
If Me._peopleTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate Then
Me._peopleTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate = false
adaptersWithAcceptChangesDuringUpdate.Add(Me._peopleTableAdapter.Adapter)
End If
End If
If (Not (Me._organizationsTableAdapter) Is Nothing) Then
revertConnections.Add(Me._organizationsTableAdapter, Me._organizationsTableAdapter.Connection)
Me._organizationsTableAdapter.Connection = CType(workConnection,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection)
Me._organizationsTableAdapter.Transaction = CType(workTransaction,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlTransaction)
If Me._organizationsTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate Then
Me._organizationsTableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate = false
adaptersWithAcceptChangesDuringUpdate.Add(Me._organizationsTableAdapter.Adapter)
End If
End If
If (Not (Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter) Is Nothing) Then
revertConnections.Add(Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter, Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter.Connection)
Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter.Connection = CType(workConnection,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection)
Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter.Transaction = CType(workTransaction,Global.System.Data.SqlClient.SqlTransaction)
If Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate Then
Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter.Adapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate = false
adaptersWithAcceptChangesDuringUpdate.Add(Me._cSISelections2004TableAdapter.Adapter)
End If
End If
'
'---- Perform updates -----------
'
If (Me.UpdateOrder = UpdateOrderOption.UpdateInsertDelete) Then
result = (result + Me.UpdateUpdatedRows(dataSet, allChangedRows, allAddedRows))
result = (result + Me.UpdateInsertedRows(dataSet, allAddedRows))
Else
result = (result + Me.UpdateInsertedRows(dataSet, allAddedRows))
result = (result + Me.UpdateUpdatedRows(dataSet, allChangedRows, allAddedRows))
End If
result = (result + Me.UpdateDeletedRows(dataSet, allChangedRows))
'
'---- Commit updates -----------
'
workTransaction.Commit
If (0 < allAddedRows.Count) Then
Dim rows((allAddedRows.Count) - 1) As Global.System.Data.DataRow
allAddedRows.CopyTo(rows)
Dim i As Integer = 0
Do While (i < rows.Length)
Dim row As Global.System.Data.DataRow = rows(i)
row.AcceptChanges
i = (i + 1)
Loop
End If
If (0 < allChangedRows.Count) Then
Dim rows((allChangedRows.Count) - 1) As Global.System.Data.DataRow
allChangedRows.CopyTo(rows)
Dim i As Integer = 0
Do While (i < rows.Length)
Dim row As Global.System.Data.DataRow = rows(i)
row.AcceptChanges
i = (i + 1)
Loop
End If
Catch ex As Global.System.Exception
workTransaction.Rollback
'---- Restore the dataset -----------
If Me.BackupDataSetBeforeUpdate Then
Global.System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert((Not (backupDataSet) Is Nothing))
dataSet.Clear
dataSet.Merge(backupDataSet)
Else
If (0 < allAddedRows.Count) Then
Dim rows((allAddedRows.Count) - 1) As Global.System.Data.DataRow
allAddedRows.CopyTo(rows)
Dim i As Integer = 0
Do While (i < rows.Length)
Dim row As Global.System.Data.DataRow = rows(i)
row.AcceptChanges
row.SetAdded
i = (i + 1)
Loop
End If
End If
Throw ex
Finally
That "ex" exception is thrown and I get the error above. There are no Int32's being cast to datetime. all int32's are int32's and all datetime's are datetime's...what in the heck is happening?
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Final Update:
Microsoft, you've won. I've been beaten into submission. Despite countless forum posts, weeks of web research, and direct queries to MS employees with no solid answer, I've succumbed to the workaround.
Here's what to do:
1) Follow my original instructions to use the nullabledatetimepicker. modify it to accept 1/1/1900 as it's "null" value, so it shows the null string but reports it's value as 1/1/1900.
2) change your DB schema so that all dates are NOT nullable. Set the default value to 1/1/1900 12:00:00 AM, or getdate(), depending on what you're doing with it. You'll also need to do an update query for all NULL dates to set to '1/1/1900 12:00:00 AM'.
3) match the DS to the DB schema.
4) adjust any code in your program to understand the 1/1/1900 value as actually "null".
5) Be over and done with it and get on with your life!
I hate workarounds. Maybe Visual Studio 2010 won't be such a compromised program...we shall see.
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hi , iam pramod
i developing ERP project ,i want to do the custom installation of my application in vb.net windows application. That means when deploying my application, it should display different optiions like
typical installation,
full installation.
And after selecting any one of the option then , my application should deploy accordingly.
How to do such type of setup and deployment?
can anyone help plz.
please give me step by step process custom deploying.
modified on Friday, February 27, 2009 12:14 PM
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You'll need an application that can create "installation-packages". One of those can be found here[^], Google knows more about them
I are troll
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Just asking because this is a vague question. Have you looked at the Setup project in VS (Add new project, other project types, setup project).
This is a pretty basic setup package but good enough to get the job done. If you need more exotic options, you'll need to get something else.
Any suggestions, ideas, or 'constructive criticism' are always welcome.
"There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid people." - Mr. Garrison
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Hi all
I did not make search or try it, but it is possible to
1- create vb.net project, add a function/class create in c# as is (not converting it to vb.net) ?
2- add 2 form, the first form is vb.Net and the second is vc++ or c# form?
TIA
Like car accidents, most hardware problems are due to driver error.
Samir R. Ibrahim
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Samir Ibrahim wrote: I did not make search or try it
so maybe you should do that first?
"I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." (DNA)
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You have various lang. projects in the same solution.
Solution Utils
printing.vbproj
display.csproj
etc.
Any suggestions, ideas, or 'constructive criticism' are always welcome.
"There's no such thing as a stupid question, only stupid people." - Mr. Garrison
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If the C# code is compiled into a library (DLL), you can use it. You cannot mix different languages in the same project source code though. For examples, you cannot have a VB.NET project (*.vb files), then include a class written in C# (*.cs). You can USE a DLL written in C# though. The same is true for C++.
You cannot mix languages inside the same project. But, you can have various projects, written in different languages, in the same solution..
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