Leave the kids at home with the wife and go to Vegas. Everyone's a winner ;)

All, OK, problem solved by creating a role with the appropriate access and using exec sp_addrolemember Cheers

Hi all, I am trying to add a column to a table over ASP.NET using something like: "ALTER TABLE tblxxx ADD colyyy char(10)" However, it fails telling me that ASP.NET does not have the correct privaledges. I have been through "GRANT all ON tblxxx TO ASPNET" etc, but to no avail. Anybody know how to give ASPNET the correct access to add a column? Cheers.

Is that a good thing or a bad thing? Anyway, many apologies, just couldn't resist.

hspc wrote: I wish you've got the idea though my bad English No excuse for <> though. != please ;)

Thanks a lot, that's a useful start.

I think the wrong bus but I could be wrong... All my .aspx pages and .aspx.cs and .aspx.resx pages are in the same directory. No reason why that should be the case, but I think that's the default.

Hi all, Does anybody know of a good ASP.NET calendar control? I would like to be able to display weeks or months, and any appointments for the displayed dates. Thanks in advance Anthony

Yuk. That flash intro is probably the most annoying thing I'll see this week, the main site loads in just 6 short hours, and then it looks like you're in some kind of prison.

Rohit  Sinha wrote: don't do anything unethical Subsidizing industries that would otherwise be uncompetitive IS unethical, unless they are industries of vital national importance, such as healthcare. India has enough cheap workers, so why do they need to give additional tax breaks to foreign companies? Stand up and compete on your quality/pricing, not with government intervention. In the same way, we over in the West should not sell on our subsidized crops to Africans who can grow the same crops at a fraction of the cost, and Bush has no business protecting the hugely uncompetitive US steel industry.

SPS wrote: your posted code worked properly with the patch updates Yes, that's right. It's very odd - I know MS have made some changes to window.open to restrict cross-domain opening, but the two files were in the same directory. Maybe they made a mistake and corrected it later. A mystery.

SPS wrote: Why do you want this to happen? One of our applicatons needs to have more than one window open. It's a bit odd, but necessary. Anyway, turns out that the machine it was failing on had an odd combination of MS patches, and when we updated it fully, it worked properly. Thanks for your help anyway.

Hi all I am having a problem with window.open In a file called pageone.html, I have the following: window.open("pagetwo.html"); pagetwo.html is nothing special - just some text (no javascript at all). The problem I get is a javascript error - "Access Denied" pageone.html is accessed by http://localhost/pageone.html So why the hell is this happening? I can't figure it out at all. I have the correct permissions to the folder. Thanks in advance, Anthony

Ah, I see. Should've left it in - could've stirred up a lively debate...

Has the black joke been removed? Is CP now being censored? Isn't this supposed to be the soapbox?

Jahangir Jamshed wrote: IMO, both Pak and Saudis are not members of NPT or CTBT, so they are not bound by any international treaty, related to nuclear technology transfer. Great, so they can just give nukes to any regime they like. I can't see any problems at all with this...

Ryan Binns wrote: Solaris I'm not familiar with Solaris, but it strikes me as being a rather glaring fault if it will let you change the root to a non-existant path. Shouldn't it give you a warning or something?

Presumably there was a warning about the adult nature of the content? If so, clearly there isn't an issue. If you don't want to watch, turn off. In addition, I think children should be taught about sex at a much earlier age than they are at the moment. You show me a 10 year old these days that hasn't heard about oral sex in the playground. Much better they learn from someone more responsible.

I think if you fill in the cells with colour white (not transparant), then the grid lines don't show.

theJazzyBrain wrote: people who use browsers that dont support DIV tags dont deserve to view the web page lol I was just being wilfully perverse. You both are right of course - it depends on your model.