Comments by loctrice (Top 67 by date)

I removed and re-added the user account I've been working with. I think the only problem I'm having now is the "keyset doesn't exit" error.

This code produces the exact problem the OP posted.

ChecksumAggregate takes IEnumerable of int so that one won't work

Linqpad gives me an invalid expression error. I don't think you can use .* in c#

I have figured that much out. The problem I am running into is how to do that over the whole linq collection. Or, if doing it one column at a time, to be able to do it without knowing the column name and type for the checksum.

I'm saving this for proof that you can't do the things mentioned. I will use it against you in the lounge some day for sure.

You're going to have to post some of what you have. There isn't enough information in your question to help.

you should post your client side html and jquery code. If you know the data is coming from the server correctly, then that will help us trouble shoot it.

Please format your post.

Yeah, or map the network drive

This is a c# question, not a jQuery one. Also, you didn't give a lot to go on.

I'm getting the alert box from the on error method.

I'm not sure what the problem is with yours. When I linked jquery to the code you have here it worked.

You needed that onError function still. put it back and it will run.

did you remove the onError from your original code?

see if the updated solution points you in the right direction

Yeah, I expected it as a joke and took it that way.

I don't know what would stop you. This reminded me to accept the answer though. All I was looking for was to make sure that there was an answer for later googlers.

Yeah, not sure what happened. It worked itself out , but not before making me come in the office on my work from home day. Half hour drive too :doh:

You need to make this a question. I'd include some more information as well.

I think the entire JSON is wrapped because you specified that in your response type along with the web invoke specification. The student info looks like you are json encoding an array, which would cause it to be wrapped (very bottom of your second code block window you are manually encoding an array/list)

Hope that helps.

I downvoted because you posted this yesterday Repost

+5. I should have taken more time with my response. You're answer is so much better than mine :doh:

what database are you using? MySQL , for instance, can be set to sync up to a slave database. Either way, I would recommend a linux process rather than an application/coding one. (at least I think that would be easier).

I'm not sure what you mean by "get data from Server A". Are you wanting to keep the data in sync so server B can answer when server A is down? Or are you wanting to use server B to get the data from server A (won't you have the same problem in this case if A is down?)

is the post back actually happening though? Sounds like it works, just slowly (which leads to different answers)

That is why I posted the solution I did. You attach a function to each opening tag, closing tag, and data. It will execute the firs any time an opening tag is found, the data when it reads between, and the last whenever a closing is found. Play around with it a little bit, it will give you the control you are looking for.

I gave example code. What specifically are you having trouble following? If you point it out, I'll be happy to expand.

yeah, thanks. I didn't see it as an option.

I agree with ryanb31. There are other options, but it depends on what you want to do. There is libre, using the xml from the spreadsheet instead of the excel object, using oledb (I think that will help), xfering it to a database, etc. Excel is probably not your best option for a client/server data source.

yes, but "Fall item" is vague and does not convey what you want to do.

This is true. Hard coding drive paths is usually not good. When I first started learning this stuff in college, that was how we were taught to do it. After we had the basics, then the hard coding went away.

I tried to update my answer a little bit. You code tried to open a file that did not exist. It stops running when this happens, and dies. On it's way out it tries to tell you what happened, which is the message you saw.

I had a problem with excel in the past. I built xml headers and an html table from the dt. Sent it back as text/xml with the string as an attachment with xls extension. Seemed to work well enough

I agree with Espen and NeptuneHACK. My 5 as well.

- built in file creation (which one I'm not sure)

- Didn't say it was related. He was asking if it could be used. Looks like he is fishing for some sort of solution to his problem.

I read from this that he is trying to use the built in file/stream/something to create a file, and since windows7 has different permission rules, is having trouble.

"what are you trying currently", "what is the specific problem", or something like that.

He probably finds your comment as useful as you found his question.

I found a solution by adding the sheet name only if it ends with $. That seems to work well. Thanks again for the push.

You are correct, the template is what I meant. I don't think I need it, I just don't know another way to do it. This answer does address my problem/question perfectly. I will look for some sample code now that I have a better question for uncle google

Yes, sorry. I said mono where I should have said MonoDevelop

You need to post some of your code I think. Things to check that I am aware of right off, make sure that you are doing your databinding in the correct places (not just in the !postback)

This got me searching in the right direction again. I wasn't getting anything back in google the ways I was trying to search. Thanks.

I need to stick with OleDB.

I'm not entirely sure why my question deserves a down vote. I explained the problem I was having, gave the code I was using, and clearly stated a question.

I don't know how I could change it to be more clear, or I would. It doesn't just get worksheet1, worksheet2,etc... It gets other sheets with Print_Area appended. I just want the data/worksheets.

I didn't read well enough aparently. I missed the attachments part >,<

An iso is just a disc image on file. You can play it just like a cd/dvd, or you can unzip it with 7zip and view all the files you want. You can also burn it to a disc and then run the disc. Solution 1 is completely valid.

Solution 2 gives you exactly what you asked for given the detail of your question.

Yes, if you have id as an auto increment field in your design, then it's best to let it auto increment.

yeah. I usually wrap them all in those.
UPDATE [Users] SET [ID] = ?, [User] = ? WHERE [ID] = ?

Access 2003 has 2GB limit, minus the space for system objects. Compact and repair should help, as thatraja said. If you aren't at the limit, chances are it will fix it.

I third "what errors/exceptions do you get"

Windows visual c++ makes things relatively easy to get started on gui applications. You can just do some projects and keep an eye on the source code.

With dev, you can use opengl/glut, fltk, gtk, etc. All of which are freely available and have excellent documentation at their respective web sites. fltk and gtk both have online books for tutorials.

postgresql,drizzle,etc.. has public source code. You cant beat that for information.

I can't find good motherboard specs on this computer. As long as the board handles that type of memory there should not be a problem. Do any lights come on? Is there any beeping?

I found one solution through googling that said to unplug the battery and plug the box in. If it comes on, then try setting the power settings to never shut off the laptop.... his was going into hibernate mode after changing the dim (wierd enough for me!)

Another would be put one ram in. If it does not come on, take it out and put the other one in.

It could be a number of things, including bad dim slots on your board. If it gives any lights or beeps you can find out what those mean in your manual.

Hope this helps.

He means have you written any code or attempted anything for this. If you provide something you have done towards the problem, people tend to respond better. Also, it helps people walk you through your homework instead of doing it for you.

Google shows links to this specific problem, and ways to debug it via the call stack. The quickest solution I could find (less than 5 minutes) was " It is the version of MFCO42D.DLL"

Yes, it was my mistake in not seeing the language in the post. I am new to answering questions on cp, and I was just viewing all unanswered questions.
.Net , it does not matter if you use == vs. .Equals(). Java, it matters.

Yeah, I should have paid more attention to the language in the title... the language does in fact matter for string comparisons. Even if it 'should' be an enum, it 'is' a string

@SAKryukov - English is not everyone's first language. It's easy enough to get by the typo.

Some more information would make things easier.

Do you have access to change the existing applications?

I usually use a base object that any "connected" object extends, or write a wrapper for database connections and have that as a property. You have to create a new connection every time though, and there has been one ocassion I had to change that for an Access database because it was too slow.

What language is this? If you can use .Equals() for strings, then it's probably not a bad idea. I've had string matching issues before because of this.