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All, I thank you for checking, would it make sense if they were simply referring to 100BASE-SX aka Fast Ethernet?

I just came from a meeting, we're creating a new VPN solution for the company. I'm on the Quality Assurance side. During the meeting someone mentioned something about an S-N-X connection. Can anyone clarify, I think I understood it incorrectly, i'm hoping someone is familiar with Networks and what not that can point me to the correct terminology. Thanks.

1. Log Off 2. Run port scan from another machine. 3. log On 4. Check Firewall Logs for activity.

To identify the one process connected to the icon you should try to identify all the other one's. Take a list of processes running while it appears, subtract the ones you can identify, then subtract the system processes, then subtract the active programs that do not have a taskbar icon (100% positive), then from that list try to identify it. Or take a screenshot of the icon and post it for all to see. -- modified at 12:44 Thursday 13th September, 2007

You can find a couple methods at the following Link. Basically you have a form, you have a file upload control, before you continue execution you check the postedfile filename's extension (i.e: Last 3 indices).

I think you just gave him the answer to his homework assignment.

Your SQL insert statement does not appear to be correct. INSERT INTO table(fieldname1,fieldname2,etc) VALUES(value1,value2,etc) WHERE fieldnameX = valueX;

thanks you answered my question. And I mistakenly was mixing the JRE with the JAVA SDK.

Does ASP.NET require the Java SDK? I viewed the source of an asp.net generated page only to find Javascript.

But maybe there are multiple sites operated on host by multiple people and developer wants to keep code safe from them too.

Why don't you just use a variable to store the information pointing to the control which has focus? When page reloads just fetch the data from the viewstate.

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i think you're looking to use the "LIKE" clause of SQL. In your SQL statement you'll be doing something like this: string myStr = "world"; string sSQL = "SELECT field from table where field LIKE @mystr;"; dbcommand.parameters.addwithvalue("@mystr",myStr); string mydbvalue = dbcommand.executescalar();

Try this one, http://www.csharphelp.com/archives/archive77.html

Support for Session End is not very good and i've seen this question asked many times. One you may try, is setup a timer, if the timer expires without any user activity, then decrease your counter.

Hi, I have some .html templates, when the Form is submitted the code creates the document and modifies certain portions of the document with information obtained from the fields in the code. What is a better way to do this, will XML help at all? I'm presently using StringBuilder to develop the content. Ideally I could reopen the documents and quicky make changes rather than re-create them each time.

I think the C# Development Team is making better advances than the VBN Team is doing in the next Framework update. I should probably say "innovation", not "advances". It would be wise to look at the planned updates in the new Framework.

I suppose what you're doin is creating a confirmation for a value change. maybe you should use Javascript to create a Confirm(). Javascript is widely accepted for this especially client-side script-wise, but if you want something else, you can popup a new mini browser window to the user with the confirmation buttons.

string cmdstr="SELECT Field1 FROM tablename where Field2 = @strField2"; string cons = ; //Look up Connection Strings for Access MDB con=new OleDbConnection(cons); cmd=new OleDbCommand(cmdstr,con); cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@strField2",strField2); con.Open(); string myKey = cmd.ExecuteScalar().ToString();