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 - Get Table and Field Names How do I get the names of the tables in a database via ado.net? Once I have the table names, how do I get the names of the Fields for each table? I used to use OpenSchema in vb6 but do not find a correlating command for .net. Thanks. Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99107
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 - Unspecified Error on MyConnection.Open() to MS Access File Hi. I'm trying to connect to an MS Access .MDB file from ASP.NET (in C#). I've Imported System.Data and System.Data.OleDb. My code looks like: OleDbConnection myConnection = new OleDbConnection(); myConnection.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=c:\\xyz.mdb"; myConnection.Open(); when I try to do the last line ("myConnection.Open()"), I get an Unspecified Error. I have no idea how to debug this! * Is it because it can't reach the .MDB or that there are permissions problems on it? * Is it because maybe I don't have that exact "Provider" installed (how do I check that)? One more related question: in an ASP.NET .ASPX page, when I provide the path in the connection string, if I want it to be a relative path, how do I determine what OleDb considers to be the current path in which it would look for the file if I provided no path information? Your help is much appreciated. Alex Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99104
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 - Updating a DataGrid that is disconnected from a data source Hi, I am trying to use a data grid in a web application in which I have three tiers. The DataGrid is not set up to a data source, or a data adapter, so everytime I make a change I send the cell information to another object which forms an SQL query and makes the query to the DB (actually to a DBFacade object). In any case, please see the code I have listed below for my update DataGrid event. With this code, the DB is updated using the old data in the datagrid prior to the users changes, why is this and how can I take the new data out of the grid after the user makes changes? Thanks very much! private void coursesDataGrid_UpdateCommand(object source, System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridCommandEventArgs e) { // get primary key courseID TableCell courseIDCell = e.Item.Cells[1]; string courseID = ((TextBox)courseIDCell.Controls[0]).Text; // get section TableCell sectionCell = e.Item.Cells[2]; string section = ((TextBox)sectionCell.Controls[0]).Text; // get semester TableCell semesterCell = e.Item.Cells[3]; string semester = ((TextBox)semesterCell.Controls[0]).Text; // get title TableCell titleCell = e.Item.Cells[4]; string title = ((TextBox)titleCell.Controls[0]).Text; // get school name TableCell schoolNameCell = e.Item.Cells[5]; string schoolName = ((TextBox)schoolNameCell.Controls[0]).Text; // update database here coursesDataGrid.DataSource = courseManager.UpdateCourse(user, schoolName, semester, courseID, title, section); coursesDataGrid.EditItemIndex = -1; coursesDataGrid.DataBind(); } Jon Agiato Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99103
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 - Connection string does not work from asp.net web application If I run the following code on my development machine as a "Windows Application", it works. If I run the following code on my development machine as an "ASP.NET Web Application", I get the error "SQL Server does not exist or access denied." when trying to open the connection. I would appreciate any assistance in determining why. Private Sub TestAdo() Dim conn As New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection Dim cmd As New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand Dim dr As System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader conn.ConnectionString = "Data Source=np:SQLSERVER1;uid=username;pwd=password;Initial Catalog=STARMT;Connection Timeout=5;" conn.Open() cmd.Connection = conn cmd.CommandText = "select * from customers" dr = cmd.ExecuteReader() Do While dr.Read ' Loop dr.Close() conn.Close() End Sub Thanks in advance. Clay Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99102
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 - SQLConnection I have few forms that I am trying just to display the data. In each form I need to fire different sqlstatements to get the data. Before executing each sql statement I am opening the connection, executing sqlreader, closing sqlreader and closing the connection. Sometimes I get errors like SQL connection is already open or sqlcon is busy fetching etc. What is the better approach for me to accomplish this. Thanks Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99097
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 - Missing SourceColumn mapping?! Hi all, having trouble with an Access database, it has a table "Books", the program uses a dataset to work with the database. I set up the schema for the table "Books" as follows: (C#) //////////////////////////// m_dataset.Tables.Add("Books"); DataColumn PrimaryKeyColumn = m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("ID",typeof(int)); m_dataset.Tables["Books"].PrimaryKey = new DataColumn[] {PrimaryKeyColumn}; m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("Name",typeof(string)); m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("ISBN",typeof(string)); m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("Price",typeof(float)); m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("iStock",typeof(int)); m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("mStock",typeof(int)); m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("Barcode",typeof(string)); m_dataset.Tables["Books"].Columns.Add("Description",typeof(string)); //////////////////////////// and then everytime i try to fill it with the dataadapter an exeption "Missing SourceColumn mapping for 'ID' " is thrown. Im totaly in the dark with this one, nothing I try makes any difference, any help would be great! Val Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99083
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 - Parameters.Add I am new to .Net. I have a windows form in which I am using a Stored Procedure to get the data. I am successful in retrieving the data, however after closing the form and reopening the form I landed in a problem . The error is too many parameters.What I did was I included a line SqlCmd.Parameters.Clear before Parameters.Add - line and I fixed the issue. Can any explain why this is happening and how I can control it? thanks Vb Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99082
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 - WriteXml & XmlDataDocument questions Hi everyone, I have a question regarding DataSets and the WriteXml method. Specifically, I'm having trouble writing out my DataSet, then reading the contents back in to an XmlDataDocument. For instance, my code reads like this: ///////////////////////// StringWriter l_strWrite = new StringWriter(); XmlDataDocument l_XMLDocument = new XmlDataDocument(); //MyDataSet is a pre-existing DataSet MyDataSet.WriteXml(l_strWrite,System.Data.XmlWriteMode.WriteSchema); l_XMLDocument.LoadXml(l_strWrite.ToString()); //////////////////////// No errors when I run this, however when all is said and done, my XmlDataDocument's DataSet member has zero tables, whereas the original ("MyDataSet") has one table in its collection. Something's not right-- maybe I'm not saving the DataSet correctly via WriteXml()? I realize the XmlDataDocument class has a DataSet member that I can assign to, however in my code I can't just simply set things equal to MyDataSet....I'm trying to write out the DataSet to a string then pass it around from one section of my program to another. Only later on will I create my XmlDataDocument. Maybe I should create a temporary DataSet from my string when the time comes, then assign it to my XMLDataDocument's DataSet member? Sounds like a hack, but maybe it's an option. I don't know. If you have any suggestions or ideas on how I can correctly write out/read in my DataSet to an XMLDataDocument, I'd be glad to hear them. Thanks very much. -Jim Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99078
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 - Select Top 10 from a DateTable??? Hi! I want to select only 10 rows from a dataTable each time, just as from a database("SELECT TOP 10 FROM orders WHERE ID <100 ORDER BY ID"). for example: DataTable myTable = new DataTable("orders"); DataRow[] rows = myTable.Select("TOP 10 ID < 100"); 1)How can I write the correct statement. 2)Can I ues "TOP" key word or there's other way to do it? P.S. I mean from a dataTable. Thank you very much. :shock: *-----------------------* Posted at: www.GroupSrv.com *-----------------------* Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99065
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 - Concurrency violation: the UpdateCommand affected 0 records. Wanted to post my scenario about this error message for others to benefit from... I was getting this error on a certain table and could not figure out why to save my life. I use the same data access strategy for all DA objects and was not having the problem with any other object/table. Here's what was going on: The Update proc generated by the Data Adapter Configuration Wizard creates 2 fields for every one... one for the current value and one for the "Original" value. I had a table with these columns: Logon_ID Username Password Original_Username Original_Password You should start to see the problem now. What happened was the DACW creates a parameter for the Username called "Original_Username", then I ALSO had the real field name "Original_Username". ADO.NET got confused and thought that the field had changed because it was looking at the wrong field, and it threw the "Concurrency violation: the UpdateCommand affected 0 records." error. I changed my field names to O_Username and O_Password and it was fixed. I liked to never found this. It was a real problem for a couple days. So, I wanted to share this info. I've had other problems like this stemming from using certain words for/in field names, so I've resolved to, at my next project, come up with a prefix to put in front of all column names. It will be kind of clumbsy when working directly in the Db (SQL), but the names can then be abstracted (the prefix can be stripped) in the business objects. At least it will avoid weird problems like this. Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99056
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 - how to determine logged on user? I have MSDE2000 using integrated authentication. How can I determine the username of the logged on user from my asp.net app? Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99053
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 - DataBind problem i made tow combobox one of them filled in page load and the other one fill when the user select a value form the First one but i got this error: "The Column prefix 'System.Data' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query" and this my code: the First Combobox: SqlConnection cnn = new SqlConnection(); cnn.ConnectionString = DB.ConnectionSTR(DB.Current_DB()); SqlCommand cmd = cnn.CreateCommand(); cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text; cmd.CommandText = "Select Client_ID,Client_Name From Client"; SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(); DataTableMapping TblMap; DataColumnMapping ColMap; TblMap = da.TableMappings.Add("Client","Client"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("Client_ID","Client_ID"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("Client_Name","Client_Name"); da.SelectCommand = cmd; DataSet ds = new DataSet(); da.Fill(ds,"Client"); cboClient_Name.DataSource = ds; cboClient_Name.DisplayMember = "Client.Client_Name"; cboClient_Name.ValueMember = "Client.Client_ID"; The Seconde combobox: SqlConnection cnn = new SqlConnection(); cnn.ConnectionString = DB.ConnectionSTR(DB.Current_DB()); SqlCommand cmd = cnn.CreateCommand(); cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text; cmd.CommandText = "Select MSA_ID,MSA_Effective_Date From MSA Where Client_ID="+cboClient_Name.SelectedValue.ToString()+""; SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(); DataTableMapping TblMap; DataColumnMapping ColMap; TblMap = da.TableMappings.Add("MSA","MSA"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("MSA_ID","MSA_ID"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("MSA_Effective_Date","MSA_Effective_Date"); da.SelectCommand = cmd; DataSet ds = new DataSet(); da.Fill(ds,"MSA"); cboClient_Name.DataSource = ds; cboClient_Name.DisplayMember = "MSA.Client_Name"; cboClient_Name.ValueMember = "MSA.Client_ID"; Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99050
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 - DataBind problem i made tow combobox one of them filled in page load and the other one fill when the user select a value form the First one but i got this error: "The Column prefix 'System.Data' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query" and this my code: the First Combobox: SqlConnection cnn = new SqlConnection(); cnn.ConnectionString = DB.ConnectionSTR(DB.Current_DB()); SqlCommand cmd = cnn.CreateCommand(); cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text; cmd.CommandText = "Select Client_ID,Client_Name From Client"; SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(); DataTableMapping TblMap; DataColumnMapping ColMap; TblMap = da.TableMappings.Add("Client","Client"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("Client_ID","Client_ID"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("Client_Name","Client_Name"); da.SelectCommand = cmd; DataSet ds = new DataSet(); da.Fill(ds,"Client"); cboClient_Name.DataSource = ds; cboClient_Name.DisplayMember = "Client.Client_Name"; cboClient_Name.ValueMember = "Client.Client_ID"; The Seconde combobox: SqlConnection cnn = new SqlConnection(); cnn.ConnectionString = DB.ConnectionSTR(DB.Current_DB()); SqlCommand cmd = cnn.CreateCommand(); cmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text; cmd.CommandText = "Select MSA_ID,MSA_Effective_Date From MSA Where Client_ID="+cboClient_Name.SelectedValue.ToString()+""; SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(); DataTableMapping TblMap; DataColumnMapping ColMap; TblMap = da.TableMappings.Add("MSA","MSA"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("MSA_ID","MSA_ID"); ColMap = TblMap.ColumnMappings.Add("MSA_Effective_Date","MSA_Effective_Date"); da.SelectCommand = cmd; DataSet ds = new DataSet(); da.Fill(ds,"MSA"); cboClient_Name.DataSource = ds; cboClient_Name.DisplayMember = "MSA.Client_Name"; cboClient_Name.ValueMember = "MSA.Client_ID"; Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99049
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 - Performance counters SqlConnection vs ODBC vs OLE DB I'm trying to monitor connection pooling in a web app on our development web server. The connection string is a .Net SqlConnection string. I'm trying to monitor connection pooling via the .Net CLR data SQLClient counters but I am not seeing any connections being made in the pools. (pooling is on by default) Why am I not seeing any of the counters? I did see a reference someplace that said the counters would only show connections made by an ODBC connection string. Can anyone confirm this? Thanks John Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99047
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 - Still Problem with Dataview.Find Hello, When I Do Desc, It works but everything is backwards. All the records go from Z - A. I need them to go from A - Z and grab the first one it finds. ASC reproduces the behaviour stated below: I am retrieving data from a database "Order By LastName", when I use a dataview to find a Last Name it does not give me the first instance of the Last Name. ie. ADataView.Sort = "LastName" AnInteger=ADataView.find("Smith") BindingContext(ADataView).Position = AnInteger If there are more than one "Smith" in the database it goes to the second one instead of the First one. What I need is for it to go to the first one. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chuck Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99046
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 - MSDTC Wrap Directly? Looking for any sample code on using MSDTC directly, without inheriting from ServicedComponent. I want to use MSDTC with xcopy deployment, so nothing can be hard-installed into the COM+ catalog or require Administrator rights. OS is XP and Win2003. Thanks. Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99045
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 - finding row position in a dataview based on multiple keys.... I am trying to find a row in a dataset using the key values (whether it is sorted by them or not) and then move to that row in the dataset. the DataView.Rows.Find(Keys()) works fine to return the row, but then I need to move the CurrencyManager to the correct position for the resulting datarow. Is there a way to move to a record in a dataview based on multiple keys? -- -Rick ________________________________ Hardware, n.: Part of a computer, that when played with long enough, will eventually break. Software, n.: Part of a computer, that when played with long enough, will eventually work. Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99038
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 - OdbcConnection with compatibility level 2 Hello, is there any way to initialize an OdbcConnection object restricted to ODBC V2 features even though the ODBC driver is version 3? I have a .NET assembly that is used as a COM-Server by another application. That application uses ODBC 2 and the ODBC driver returns the results in the version 2 way. After the app initializes the COM Server an my assembly connects to the same database using the same driver, the ODBC driver returns the result codes in the version 3 way. To the driver the app and the COM-Server appear as one process because it is an Inproc-Server. That confuses the app because statements like "delete from tableXYZ where 1=2" now return SQL_NO_DATA instead of SQL_SUCCESS. Anything but SQL_SUCCESS ist treated as an error by the SQL libs of that app. Sad but true. In the Reflector I discovered OdbcConnection has an internal property IsV3Driver and cache the major version of the driver. But everything seems to be private or internal. Do you have an idea? Any help is appreciated. Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99037
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 - Calling a Mdi child Form from a modal one The application loads the main form (mdi parent) and then it shows a modal form for validation porpuses. After the user writes the password the validation form closes, and then I need to call a Mdi child form. How can I do this? Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99032
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 - Update Command I am using parameters etc when populating a dataset using a DataAdapter. I have an Update command of the folllowing form : UPDATE projects SET ID=@ID,Address1=@Address1,Address2=@Address2,Postcode=@Postcode WHERE ID=@ID Where ID is my primary key. When I change Addres1 etc.. then use DataAdapter.Update(changes) everything is updated nicely, however if I change the ID value of one of the rows then use adapter.update(changes) I get a concurrency violation exception, presumably this occurs because I am trying to update the ID value when ID is in the WHERE clause. Is there anything I can do to correct this problem? Thanks, Steven Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99018
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 - Performance of Find? I was wondering what kind of algorithm is behind the DataRowCollection.Find method, where you are searching by the primary (and unique) key. Can I expect "table-scan"-like performance O(n) or is there some sort of indexing that makes it constant or logarithmic in performance? I'm currently contemplating doing some complex sums, either in the DB (which - of course - has the best performance on the actual calculations), or in my client (which would remove the connection overhead, and improve multiuser-scalability) Jesper. Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99016
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 - msde error Hi, I install msde 2000 using the command line like this => setup SAPWD="pass" But when I try to create a new database using access sql server database wizard he ask me for a login id and password! First if my password is pass what is the login id? When I try the login id of my computer user name or sa and the password as pass I always get an error message: Connection failed: SQLSTate:28000 SQLserver error:18452 Why??? Did my msde installation is good I set the server name and the msde icon in the try icons is on and running! Thanks! Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99014
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 - Using a multi-select ListBox to delete records I have a ListBox bound to a DataSet. I'd like to be able to select two or more items in the ListBox and delete the corresponding records in the Access table which serves as the data source. I have figured out how to edit multiple records, by using a Do...Loop construct to check each item in turn, test its state and edit it if it's selected. But I couldn't make that approach work when deleting records, because of course the number of records, and the index of each, changes every time a record is deleted. I know about the For Each...Next construct and the SelectedIndices collection, but I can't figure out how to use them to achieve the goal. Any ideas, anybody? Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99010
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 - DataSet can't determine 'childs' Is it true that XML in this form is **unusable** for usage by DataSet.ReadXml([file], XmlReadMode.Fragment) and [DataRow][DataColumn].GetChildRows()? Because I found that GetChildsRows() does not work. I am talking about a DataSet which has a xsd schema. Im suspecting currently, that GetChildRows -only- works if there is a primarykey-foreign key relation ship. I DO want to avoid to use the XmlDocument object to read all data! Is there an easy fix for this? The child(s) here is <option> <entry> <value>blah</value> <entries> <option>1</option></option>2</option> </entries> </entry> Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99008
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 - Performance better with DataSet or DataReader or ...??? Hi, I have a business-entity-classes which are constructed of few primitive types and one DataSet type. For Example: Public class MyClass{ private int id; private string name; private DataSet childrenCollection; â?¦ In my data access layer I want to create an instance based on this class and fill it with data from the DB (MSDE). I have two options in mind and I want to know which would be the best in term of performance. In both options Iâ??m using a single stored procedure with two select statements â?? one for the single row (primitive types) and one for the children collection. For example: SELECT ID, Name from T_Parents WHERE ID= id; SELECT ID, Name from T_Children WHERE ParentID = id; The options are: 1. Fill all the data into a DataSet. As there are two select statements two tables will be created in the DataSet I would be able to copy the values from the first table to my class primitive and the other table to my class DataSet. 2. Use a DataReader and, by looping over the second ResultsSet, build a DataTable row after row. So instead of using the DataSet.Fill method Iâ??ll be â??manuallyâ?? creating the rows and inserting the values based on the results coming from the DataReader. I donâ??t think it matters, but Iâ??m using the data access application bloc v2. If there is another (better) option I havenâ??t thought about Iâ??ll be happy to know. Otherwise I would like to know which one should perform better. Thank you, Gwenda Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99006
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 - auto-populate SQLCommand.Parameters collection based on stored-procedure if in VB.NET or C# , if I associate a SQLCommand object with a specific stored-procedure on a specific database on a specific sql-server .... is there a way to trigger auto-population of the SQLCommand.Parameters collection ? (System.Data.SQLClient.SQLParameterCollection) so ... each SQLParameter would have its various properties populated based on the stored-procedure declaration ? Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99004
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 - Need help!So strange with DataRow State.. Hi:everybody I meet a very strange problem. I use strong typed DataSet. After I change the row value,the rowstate always UnChanged. Here is the code: dsOrder.order_master[cmMaster.Position].order_no=10; string s dsOrder.order_master[cmMaster.Position].RowState.ToString(); or dsOrder.order_master[0].order_no=10; string s dsOrder.order_master[0].RowState.ToString(); s is always "UnChanged". But in the morning ,It was working very well. I try to change the tables DefaultView' value, the same thing happend,I got confused, Dose anybody met problems like this? Thanks ! Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99003
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 - Dispose vs Close Trying to determine if calling Dispose destroys the connection instead of releasing the connection back to the connection pool where a close does release to the connection pool. I have read documentation that made that statement. Most everyone agrees dispose does call close then cleans up some more. But does Dispose destroy the connection and not release back to the pool (when connection pooling is enabled)? Also, does a data layer have to implement the IDisposable interface when working with connections (closing and releasing a connection) in the component? Our apps do create and pass in a connection when working with transactions but for the selects we use the datareader with the CloseConnection behavior and some datasets with the disconnection taking place. And one more item, we have encrypted connection strings in our web.config file. Is using connection factories better and is there any explaination on how to build the factory? Thanks Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 99000
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 - Invalid cast from DBNull to Decimal This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C4C82C.DD082030 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I must be just looking at this for so long I am going blind. Here is = part of the code: For Each _lRow In _laRow Me.DepYrStraightLine.DepreciationYearID =3D = CType((_lRow.Item("DepreciationYearID")), System.Guid) Me.DepYrStraightLine.DepreciationID =3D = CType((_lRow.Item("DepreciationID")), System.Guid) Me.DepYrStraightLine.DepreciationTypeID =3D = CType((_lRow.Item("DepreciationTypeID")), Integer) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year1 =3D CType((_lRow.Item("Year1")), Decimal) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year1BookValue =3D = CType((_lRow.Item("Year1BookValue")), Decimal) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year2 =3D CType((_lRow.Item("Year2")), Decimal) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year2BookValue =3D = CType((_lRow.Item("Year2BookValue")), Decimal) The rows (or columns rather) Year1BookValue and Year2BookValue are two = new columns I added to the table. I have gone all the way from the = stored procs and tables and through the code to make sure everything was = identical on the column data type settings. The data type is just like = 'Year1' and 'Year2'. Decimal, default value of (0.0) 27 precision and 15 = scale. When I step through with the debugger and get to any of the new columns, = I get an invalid cast exception that says the cast to DBNull from = Decimal is not allowed. However, the 'Year1'/'Year2 fields have 0D in = them. Any idea what could be causing this problem? Thanks. Norton ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C4C82C.DD082030 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2900.2523" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV>I must be just looking at this for so = long I am=20 going blind. Here is part of the code:</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV> For Each _lRow In _laRow Me.DepYrStraightLine.DepreciationYearID = =3D=20 CType((_lRow.Item("DepreciationYearID")), System.Guid) <FONT=20 face=3DArial size=3D2>Me.DepYrStraightLine.DepreciationID =3D=20 CType((_lRow.Item("DepreciationID")), System.Guid) Me.DepYrStraightLine.DepreciationTypeID =3D=20 CType((_lRow.Item("DepreciationTypeID")), Integer) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year1 =3D CType((_lRow.Item("Year1")),=20 Decimal) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year1BookValue =3D=20 CType((_lRow.Item("Year1BookValue")), Decimal) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year2 =3D CType((_lRow.Item("Year2")),=20 Decimal) Me.DepYrStraightLine.Year2BookValue =3D=20 CType((_lRow.Item("Year2BookValue")), Decimal) The rows (or columns rather) = Year1BookValue and=20 Year2BookValue are two new columns I added to the table. I have gone all = the way=20 from the stored procs and tables and through the code to make sure = everything=20 was identical on the column data type settings. The data type is just = like=20 'Year1' and 'Year2'. Decimal, default value of (0.0) 27 precision and 15 = scale. When I step through with the debugger and = get to any=20 of the new columns, I get an invalid cast exception that says the cast = to DBNull=20 from Decimal is not allowed. However, the 'Year1'/'Year2 fields have 0D = in=20 them. Any idea what could be causing this=20 problem? Thanks. Norton</DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C4C82C.DD082030-- Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98999
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 - Transfer Dataset / DataTable / Datareader Info to Excel Spreadsheet Is there some type of command that will allow me to transfer records in a datatable/dataset/ or datareader to an Excel Spreadsheet? Or do I have to do some type of manual iteration through a DataReader / DataTable? L Johnson Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98993
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 - DataView.Find Hello, I am retrieving data from a database "Order By LastName", when I use a dataview to find a Last Name it does not give me the first instance of the Last Name. ie. ADataView.Sort = "LastName" AnInteger=ADataView.find("Smith") BindingContext(ADataView).Position = AnInteger If there are more than one "Smith" in the database it goes to the second one instead of the First one. What I need is for it to go to the first one. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chuck Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98991
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 - urgent: connection pooling error Hi all, I have a web service that opens a sqlconnection to the db and does some work. Just recently I have begun getting the following error on a frequent basis: Timeout expired.The timeout period elapsed prior to obtaining a connection from the pool.This may have occurred because all pooled connections were in use and max pool size was reached. I have verified that my web service is closing connections. Why is this happening? Can I increase the max pool size? How? thanks, Param Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98987
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 - insert data help! Hello! I use a DataAdapeter ( and DataSet) to access to my database. I have get all data well (fill the dataset), but when I try to update it, I got nothing! The code is below. Pls help me conn = new SqlConnection(strConn); sda = new SqlDataAdapter(); ds = new DataSet(); ds.DataSetName = "ds"; string tmp = "SELECT * FROM Personal"; SqlCommand selectCmd = new SqlCommand(tmp, conn); sda.SelectCommand = selectCmd; sda.Fill(ds, "Personal"); conn.Close(); SqlCommand insertCmd = new SqlCommand("InsertNewPerson", sda.SelectCommand.Connection); insertCmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure; SqlParameter[] parms = new SqlParameter[4]; parms[0] = new SqlParameter("@name", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 50); parms[1] = new SqlParameter("@code", SqlDbType.Char, 4); parms[2] = new SqlParameter("@type", SqlDbType.Char, 1); parms[3] = new SqlParameter("@isAvailable", SqlDbType.TinyInt); for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) insertCmd.Parameters.Add(parms[i]); insertCmd.Parameters[0].Value = "NewName"; insertCmd.Parameters[1].Value = "0000"; insertCmd.Parameters[2].Value = "M"; insertCmd.Parameters[3].Value = 1; sda.Update(ds,"Personal"); the storedProc: REATE PROCEDURE InsertNewPerson( @name nvarchar(50), @code char(4), @type char(1), @isAvailable tinyint )AS insert into Personal values(@name, @code, @type, @isAvailable) GO Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98986
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 - Mdi child controls I need to know what control (within a mdi child form) has focus when the user clicks on a toolbar buttom from the mdi parent form, If that's make sense... =) Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98984
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 - OBJ REF NOT SET TO AN INSTANCE OF AN OBJ guys ive been pouring over this for hours. i'm bascially copying code from another working asp.net program and i just cant see what im missing. the logon procedure certainly finds the obj reference yet when i go to execute the sql query string, i keep getting this message. and im basically doin the exact same thing from the other program, just querying a different table, so why the ERROR?? here's the code if anyone can take the time to figure out what im missing. i've looked at all the variables Private Sub btnExport_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnExport.Click sql = "select * from cont_payroll where empl_id='0322K' and ppe="15-oct-04'" Try Dim oracon As New OracleConnection("Server=atserver;Uid=rik;Pwd=winter_04") Dim ds a new Dataset oracon.Open() ds.Clear() ds.EnforceConstraints = False Dim myCmd As New OracleCommand myCmd.Connection = oracon myCmd.CommandText = sql myCmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text Dim myDa As New OracleDataAdapter(myCmd) myDa.Fill(ds) If ds.Tables.Count = 0 Then lblLogon.Text = "Nothing found" ElseIf ds.Tables.Count >= 1 Then Dg1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0) Dg1.DataBind() Else End If oracon.Close() Catch ex As Exception lblLogon.Text = ex.Message End Try End Sub End Class ********************************************************************** Sent via Fuzzy Software @ http://www.fuzzysoftware.com/ Comprehensive, categorised, searchable collection of links to ASP & ASP.NET resources... Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98983
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 - Strategy Question: Semi-Structured Data Comparisons All, I'm hoping one of you Xml or Data gurus can offer an opinion. I'm working on an app to basically compare two semi-structured data files (e.g. Excel / CSV) to one another. But I need to compare them as if they were datatables... (ie a simple diff type tool won't work)... More specifically, the process I envision so far is: 1) Read in two files -- if Excel select appropriate sheet (would also require users to structure their worksheets as tables -- ie no mixed data so common with Excel) 2) Determine worksheet -- if Excel 4) Scan for columns 5) Have user determine which is source and which is target (or file being compared) 6) Have user match one or more "key" columns between two files -- eg Source File "ID" column = Target File "UserID" column (allows for arbitray column names) 7) Have user select (similar to above) columns to compare (simple text, integer or boolean equality for now) 8) Run the comparison determining -- a) Rows in one but not the other file (based on the Keys) b) Rows with matching keys but non-matching (changed) comparison columns c) Rows that match key / compare columns Here's what I'm asking: - I know how to do / have written 1 - 7. - I also know how to do 8 above via brute force -- eg going from the source, read row by row, column by column and comparing keys and comparison columns between the two... * What do you recommend as the data structure? Currently using an OleDB generated dataset. Does Xml or a collection make more sense? * If dataset or Xml, is there a better way than brute force? Dataview with Find? Merge and detect differences? Would appreciate any advice from anyone who's been there before. One concern with brute force approach is that these files could contain hundreds to thousands of rows (yes, I wish my fellow employees would do more with databases) -- which, worst case scenario of, say, a thousand rows in each file results in potentially, I believe, 1 Million comparisons.... Any thoughts, comments, suggestions? Conversion of source data to Access, SQL Server, Oracle not an option......tried it already (politics).... thanks in advance, tim Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98975
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 - Query about closing connections to SQL Server database. I have an application that connects using SqlConnection objects to a SQL Server database. When I first execute the Connection.Open() method, two new connections appear in my database (according to sp_who2, both of them are from the program ".Net SqlClient Data Provider"). Firstly, is it normal for two connections to appear like this? Anyway, straight after opening the database I call Connection.Close(). Neither of the connections in the database close at this point. Is this the expected behaviour? I'm wondering whether this is just due to connection pooling and is nothing to worry about but would like some confirmation. Calling the .Dispose method on the connection has no effect either. The connections don't disappear from the database until I close my application and return to the IDE. My thanks in advance for any guidance anyone can provide. -- (O)enone Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98970
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 - Oracle Stored Procedure Problems Hello, I am calling an Oracle Stored Procedure. It has a column which is defined as "Float". The Oracle procedure defines a parameter for this field as "Float". In my program I create a parameter which is a Oracle DbType of "Double". When I execute the procedure, it fails with an ORA 06502 and ORA 06512 and these error messages talk of not being able to convert propertly from string to numeric. When I look at the table, I see that my transaction did apply to the database, inspite of the error message, but the Fields which is identified as "float" and I defined a "Double" has the amount that I passed, but the value truncates the last four decimal places - I passed 8 decimal positions but only 4 remained. Am I using the correct datatype in my program to describe a float value? Any ideas as to why I am getting the Errors begin returned? The output paramterters, when I create them in my program, - the "value" portion of thos parameters, do they need be to initialized with "null" in the "Value" property? Thanks in advance for your assistance!! Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98964
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 - No partial class for a strongly typed row in a s.t. dataset in 2.0 The dataset itself is a partial, that's nice, can attach code to it if I wish. Ditto for the datatable. However, the area where I was really interested in doing it, the strongly typed datarow, no go. Sure, I can continue to wrap the row in a custom class, but it feels more natural to me to be able to extend the strongly typed datarow class directly. Too late to re-think that? Kenneth Russo USCA5 Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98962
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 - Account Groups I am accessing an Access database with User groups/accounts set up, is there any way for me to determine which groups indvidual accounts are a member of from my .net application. i.e. if my connection string is : Dim STR_CONNECTION As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=db.mdb; User ID=Alice; Password=AliceABC" Is there any way to determine what group Alice is in? Thanks, Steven Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98951
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 - Asp.Net cannot insert record to dbf file? Help I have a class library to insert a new record into a dbf file. I always get exception "Operation must use an updateable query" when the function is called by a Asp.Net function. However, the insersion works well when I call the function using NUnit. The following is the writing dbf code. Any clue? Thanks. Class DAL static public function writedbf() ... Dim dbfConnectionString as String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=C:\dbfs;Extended Properties=dBase IV;User ID=Admin;Password=" Dim InsertCmdStr As String = "Insert Into wolog (WOTYPE, REF_NO, PRIORITY, Unit, DEPT, DEPT_ID, PAC2, RQNAME, RQPHONE, SHOP, ASTO, WODATE, OPTR, LOCATION, COMM1, ESTHR, STATUS, UP, ROOM, FLR) values ('D','D700804','5','90','740','1','2BUS','a','a','SEC','','11/10/2004 2:02:27 PM','login','2 BUS ST a ','a ',0,'N','N','a','')" Dim cmd As New OleDbCommand(InsertCmdStr, New OleDbConnection(dbfConnectionString)) cmd.Connection.Open() Try REF_NO = cmd.ExecuteScalar() Catch err As Exception Throw err Finally If Not cmd.Connection Is Nothing Then cmd.Connection.Close() End If End Try .... Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98928
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 - Confusing quotation marks from ADO .NET to stored procedures Hi, I am new to database. I am having difficulty with quotaion marl problems when I am passing string variables in ADO .NET to varchar variable in SQL stored procedures. In ADO .NET code, I used: SqlParameter[] parameters = { new SqlParameter("@StartCity", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50), new SqlParameter("@EndCity", SqlDbType.VarChar, 50), new SqlParameter("@TripDate", SqlDbType.DateTime, 8) } parameters[0].Value = strStartCity; // strStartCity = txtStartCity.Text; parameters[1].Value = strEndCity; parameters[2].Value = tripDate; // tripDate is System.DateTime type ..... DataSet trips = RunProcedure("usp_GetTrips", parameters, "Trips"); Then in SQL stored procedure, I used: SELECT * WHERE StartCity LIKE @StartCity AND EndCity LIKE @EndCity AND DateDiff(day, DateAdd(day, -3, @dtTripDate), TripDate)<10 This does not work returning no result. I used SQL Query Analyser debugger to check the stored procedure. It seems the string value like 'Ottawa' is automatically padded with " (double quotation marks) at both ends and these quotation marks are counted as a character. So it does not work. When I used the following in my stored procedure: SELECT * WHERE StartCity LIKE 'Ottawa' AND EndCity LIKE 'Toronto' AND DateDiff(day, DateAdd(day, -3, '11/16/2004'), TripDate)<10 It worked and returned the results. It seems that the strings passed from ADO ,NET code is not interpreted as string literal in stored procedure. What is the problem and what settings do I need to turn on to solve it? Thanks a lot for your time and help. David *-----------------------* Posted at: www.GroupSrv.com *-----------------------* Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98926
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 - Re: Does anyone know anything about this BUG? Ok, Ryan. Thanks for your attention. Do you get 0 rows in which one of the result sets? Because it shows 2 result sets. One with the expected result and another one, where the extra brackets were added with the "wrong" result. Just like bellow: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C:\Temp>AdoTableSelectTest LESS BRACKETS FILTER RESULTS ( Description = 'Type B' and Number = 7 ) and ( Code = 'B' ) Row Count: 0 Code - Number - Description --------------------------- EXTRA BRACKETS FILTER RESULTS ( ((Description = 'Type B')) and ((Number = 7)) ) and ( Code = 'B' ) Row Count: 2 Code - Number - Description --------------------------- B - 2 - Type B B - 3 - Type B C:\Temp> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note that the values in the Number column in the 2nd result set are 2 & 3 respectively. But the filter clause says "Number = 7"(???). If both result sets are returning 0 rows, then I don't know what it is. It might be that you have a different MDAC or .NET Framework version where this problem has already been fixed. Many thanks, Dalmo "W.G. Ryan eMVP" <WilliamRyan@NoSpam.gmail.com> wrote in message news:eJcEwwfxEHA.1452@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > Dallara: > > I'm not sure I follow you - I copied the code below and ran it - and I'm > getting 0 rows selected. When I change the code block to this : > DataRow Row1 = Table.NewRow(); > > Row1["Code"] = "A"; > > Row1["Description"] = "Type A"; > > Row1["Number"] = 1; > > Table.Rows.Add(Row1); > > I get exactly what I'd expect. > > > -- > W.G. Ryan MVP (Windows Embedded) > > TiBA Solutions > www.tibasolutions.com | www.devbuzz.com | www.knowdotnet.com > "Dallara" <someone@microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:#7rGTIexEHA.2016@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... >> Hi >> >> Just found a bug in the System.Data.DataTable.Select() method in ADO.NET. >> To reproduce the bug, just create a C# Console application with the code >> bellow on the start up class and execute it. >> >> What happens is that in some specific situations when you add some extra >> brackets to the filter string, rows that don't match the filter criteria > are >> selected. If you remove the brackets the select works fine. And it's not >> a >> matter of precedence as all conditions are joined by AND. >> >> In the spike bellow, one of the filter conditions is "Number = 7". This >> condition doesn't match any rows in the test table. Even thought, in the >> select where extra brackets are added to the filter, 2 rows that match >> the >> other conditions are improperly selected. These rows have Numbers 2 and 3 >> respectively (not 7). >> >> >> Thanks, >> Dallara // -------------------------------------- // -- SPIKE TO CATCH THE BUG -- // -------------------------------------- using System; using System.Data; namespace AdoTableSelectSpike { class Class1 { [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { TestAdoTableSelect(); } protected static void TestAdoTableSelect() { DataTable Table = GetTestTable(); string Condition0 = "Description = 'Type B'"; string Condition1 = "Number = 7"; string Condition2 = "Code = 'B'"; string LessBracketsFilter = String.Format("( {0} and {1} ) and ( {2} )", Condition0, Condition1, Condition2); DataRow[] LessBracketsRows = Table.Select(LessBracketsFilter); WriteResults(LessBracketsRows, LessBracketsFilter, "LESS BRACKETS FILTER RESULTS"); string ExtraBracketsFilter = String.Format("( (({0})) and (({1})) ) and ( {2} )", Condition0, Condition1, Condition2); DataRow[] ExtraBracketsRows = Table.Select(ExtraBracketsFilter); WriteResults(ExtraBracketsRows, ExtraBracketsFilter, "EXTRA BRACKETS FILTER RESULTS"); } protected static DataTable GetTestTable() { DataTable Table = new DataTable("TestTable"); Table.Columns.Add("Code", typeof(System.String)); Table.Columns.Add("Description", typeof(System.String)); Table.Columns.Add("Number", typeof(System.Int32)); DataRow Row1 = Table.NewRow(); Row1["Code"] = "A"; Row1["Description"] = "Type A"; Row1["Number"] = 1; Table.Rows.Add(Row1); DataRow Row2 = Table.NewRow(); Row2["Code"] = "B"; Row2["Description"] = "Type B"; Row2["Number"] = 2; Table.Rows.Add(Row2); DataRow Row3 = Table.NewRow(); Row3["Code"] = "B"; Row3["Description"] = "Type B"; Row3["Number"] = 3; Table.Rows.Add(Row3); return Table; } protected static void WriteResults(DataRow[] Rows, string FilterString, string ResultsCaption) { Console.WriteLine(""); Console.WriteLine(""); Console.WriteLine(ResultsCaption); Console.WriteLine(""); Console.WriteLine(FilterString); Console.WriteLine("Row Count: " + Rows.Length.ToString()); Console.WriteLine("Code - Number - Description"); Console.WriteLine("---------------------------"); foreach (DataRow Row in Rows) { string Line = String.Format( "{0} - {1} - {2}", Row["Code"].ToString(), Row["Number"].ToString(), Row["Description"].ToString()); Console.WriteLine(Line); } Console.WriteLine(""); } } } // -------------------------------------- Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98924
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 - Stored procedure Debug in .Net 2003 Hi all I am trying to debug a stored procedure using VS.Net 2003. I get this message "Cannot debug stored procedures because the SQL server database is not setup correctly or user doesn't have permission to execute master.sp_sdidebug." Database server is running on Win3K Database SQL 2000 Client desktop: Win XP pro sp1 I am logged in as Administrator This problem only exists when I the debug stored procedure on remote (SQL 2000 running on Win3K machine) database server. However I can debug stored procedure on local database (SQL 2000) that is running on XP pro sp1. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Dipendra Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98914
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 - Show the ordinal number of a row in a dataset I want to build a lookup dialog form that uses the row index number to view a particular row. How do I show the row index number a datagrid so a user can select it? Thanks Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98913
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 - paper size crystal reports problem I have set printer options property (portrait and A4) of Report just before show it to user but still printer prints letter format. From all other applications (notepad, word, excel, ...) default format is A4 but in crystal it is letter but I set for A4. Why? Any ideas? thx -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dzemal Tipura (Dzemo) - MCP Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98906
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 - connections not being reused... I have a Windows Service written in C# .net 1.1 that writes to SQL Server 2000. It has been deployed for some time now with no issues. now recent performance issues with the SQL Server have pointed to an apparent issue with the Windows Service. The service opens and closes all it's connection objects and has try/catch/finally blocks in place. (again this "had" been working properly). Yet now SQL Server is logging several connections from the service that continue to grow in number. And it appears that connections are not being reused from the connection pool. What can I look at as to why connections in the pool would not be reused versus new connections being created? And was there any recent patch that may have effected this? David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98902
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 - Loading dataset with ComplexTypes I need to generate a XML document (which needs to nest the data) from a SQL query that returns several resultsets and I'm trying to the find the least painful way of doing this. I originally just used OPENXML to return an xml document, but this query became way to complicated to expect anyone to maintain. I tried creating a dataset with several datatables with the appropriate parent child relationships, but that didn't do the job because I can't have the parent's Primary Key nested in the child's node. I was able to create a dataset with simple and complex types that does exactly what I need when it's converted to xml using the XMLDataDocument; but now I have the issue of how to load this from SQL Server. From what I can tell there is no way to directly load a datatable with complex types (am I wrong?). So my next plan of attack is to load the data into one dataset that uses several datatables and then convert this into a seperate dataset with one datatable and several complex types. So is there some way to load the data into several datatables within a dataset and then automatically convert this into a different dataset that uses complex types? Am I missing something that is completely obvious? Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98892
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 - Cannot insert record to dbf file? Help I always get "Operation must use an updateable query" when I try to insert a new record in a dbf file. My connection string is: "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=C:\dbfs;Extended Properties=dBase IV;User ID=Admin;Password=" And Code is Dim dbfConnectionString as String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=C:\dbfs;Extended Properties=dBase IV;User ID=Admin;Password=" Dim InsertCmdStr As String = "Insert Into wolog (WOTYPE, REF_NO, PRIORITY, Unit, DEPT, DEPT_ID, PAC2, RQNAME, RQPHONE, SHOP, ASTO, WODATE, OPTR, LOCATION, COMM1, ESTHR, STATUS, UP, ROOM, FLR) values ('D','D700804','5','90','740','1','2BUS','a','a','SEC','','11/10/2004 2:02:27 PM','login','2 BUS ST a ','a ',0,'N','N','a','')" Dim cmd As New OleDbCommand(InsertCmdStr, New OleDbConnection(dbfConnectionString)) cmd.Connection.Open() Try REF_NO = cmd.ExecuteScalar() Catch err As Exception Throw err Finally If Not cmd.Connection Is Nothing Then cmd.Connection.Close() End If End Try The dbf file has a few indics and one of them are unique index (5 columns) However, I can successfully run the SQL statement in MS Access to append a record in the linked dbf table. Any clue? Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98883
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 - Having an issue updating a database.. I am using the ODBCDataAdapter and Datasets. I can fill the bound controls and see the data just fine, but if I make a change and then do an Update on the dataadapter, it just returns a 0 and doesn't make any changes. I have all the commands created, which I used the Wizard on the DataAdapter, by the way. Do you have to call BeginEdit? If I do, what do I call it on? CentralDS is my Dataset, and if I do a CentralDS.CentralRow.BeginEdit() I get an error that says Reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference.... Using VB.Net from VS.Net 2003 ... As you can see, complete newbie here to .Net... Thanks Aaron -- --- Aaron Smith Remove -1- to E-Mail me. Spam Sucks. Tag: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server Tag: 98877

Has anybody had problems arise with connecting to SQL Server from a web
app after installing SP2? I am getting an access denied error on a web
app after installing SP2. I have verified that the ASPNET user is
permitted in SQL server. I can connect through Enterprise Mgr., and the
database was not affected during the upgrade, however, I am not able to
access the DB through Query Analyzer either. Any ideas?

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Re: Windows SP2 conflicts with SQL Server by jeff

jeff
Sat Nov 13 17:07:18 CST 2004

Make sure you have port 1433 open. SP2 locks ports down

Jeff

"Phil Townsend" <phil25840@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Has anybody had problems arise with connecting to SQL Server from a web
> app after installing SP2? I am getting an access denied error on a web
> app after installing SP2. I have verified that the ASPNET user is
> permitted in SQL server. I can connect through Enterprise Mgr., and the
> database was not affected during the upgrade, however, I am not able to
> access the DB through Query Analyzer either. Any ideas?
>
>
>
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