This would be a good question for the Lounge. I would try asking there; you will probably get more of a response.
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
This is a VB.NET quetion, nothing to do with Visual Studio. And you can get the system time from the DateTime.Now[^] method call. If you want to ensure that it is the correct "world time", then ensure your PC is synchronised to a time server, or use the data feed that such systems provide.
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I don't believe so, the settings for the window setups are kept in a solution specific file. So each solution has its own settings. It may be possible to change the default so that it's the way you want it, but I haven't seen this feature before.
moordoom wrote:
Yes, sa is not my user name and password. I just change all the info for the public post.
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moordoom wrote:
And unfortunately yes, we are still using SQL 2000 SP 4. Because a previous implementer changed several stored procedures. But I will hopefully be changing that soon.
I'd recommend it - Because otherwise things tend to go wild if you are going to be forced into a change with a schedule which is set by Microsoft.
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Did you notice that this is an English language site? You could also find your answer by https://www.google.com/search?q=in+Modbus+protocol[^].
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only windows phones will support vb. and as for nokia, samsung and all, depends on their os. for symbian there's c++ and for android there's java and so on... hmm...not sure if you can translate vb.net to other languages. but i once saw a web app for translating c# to java.
imam_hatake wrote:
New SqlCommand("select * from tabel_karyawan where kode_karyawan='" & TextBox4.Text & "'", conn)
Start by reading about SQL Injection[^], and then fixing all of your vulnerable queries. For example, in the query above, what do you think will happen if the user types the following into TextBox4?
'; DELETE FROM tabel_karyawan;--
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I do that the hard way: I have some sound data which contain "noise" only. The noise is anaylzed with a Fast Fourier Transformation (FFT), thus I get frequencies and signal strength. Next, the audio sample to be filtered is also analysed with the FFT. If the signal strength at a frequency is less than the signal strength in the noise at that frequency, that strength is farther reduced (down to 0). Then the FFT is applied again to get the clean sound signal. I do not know which classes NAudio provides for that purpose. But I am pretty sure they'll do it in a such a way too.
Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote:
I hope you dont think me rude
You hope in vain. If anyone has an answer, they will answer your question. Posting links to your question in other forums on the same site will only server to make us ignore your question.
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It's pretty much what Richard said... try to use an MFC class in a C/C++ file that's configured as "not using a precompiled header" and you'll have the same requirement of including/forward declaring.
Sorry again, I wanted to correct my mistake, so i wanted to remove this question from two forums, but i could not able to do it. Can you please help me in removing this post from below 2 forums. http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4672977/Visual-Studio-Add-in-2012.aspx\[^\] http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4672976/Visual-Studio-Add-in-2012.aspx\[^\] Thank you
Start it here http://www.mysql.com/why-mysql/windows/visualstudio/[^]
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is (V).
Well, I am sorry but the code you have shown does not compile, so it cannot be the code you have in your project. And there is no such language as VC++, it is C++.
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