Where do you actually setup the permissions for accounts in Windows NT?

try: lRes = RegCreateKeyEx(HKEY_CURRENT_USER, "mykey", 0, NULL, 0, KEY_READ | KEY_WRITE, NULL, &hkSub, &dwDisposition); Since you don^t fill the security attributes struct, passing a NULL pointer should do what you want. Same with classname..... Greetings, Davy

Hi Robert, Thanks for your help but I actually worked it out. It couldnt find the dll cause the system path did not have the dir to the dll location at all. I put it in and it worked like a treat. By system path I mean if you go into the properties of my computer and then onto environment variables you can specify the path where dll's are stored and if you do this it works. Once again I thank you and all who posted for your help. Great help -> Great Forum :-D Nic

That's actually what I would do, make sure you grab the QueryString and store it with the IP. Good luck Al

Hi there, The binding expression should be put in the quotes: ... <input TYPE=text NAME=txtield_nameF SIZE=50 VALUE='<%=objRS("Field_name")%>'> ... However, If you don't place the textbox in any other list controls like DataList, Repeater ..., then assigning a value to the textbox right in the page does not look nice, try to add the runat="server" stuff to the textbox and set value in code-behind.

Dave, Sorry about posting it in the wrong forum. Just goes to show what 2.00am will do to you :) Anyway your spot on just needed to enclose the objRS and it worked like a treat. Again appreciate the help :) Nic

Or using INFORMATION_SCHEMA: SELECT ROUTINE_DEFINITION FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.Routines WHERE ROUTINE_CATALOG = 'MyDatabaseName' AND ROUTINE_NAME = 'MyProcName' MS SQL Server will return NULL if the procedure has been encrypted.

There are some serious issues with users here not understanding the scope of code execution, variables, and the differences between client side processes and server side processes :) 'Cause I'm living on things that excite me, be it pastries or lobsters or love... I'm just trying to get by, being quiet and shy, in a world full of push and shove... Jimmy Buffett - The Wino and I know

Colin Angus Mackay wrote: You mean like a DOS .bat file? Exactly, That link was perfect. Much appreciated Colin!

your not choosing between the same category of laptops, there's a $2000 difference between them. what do the $5500 machine offer more than the $3500 one ? depending on your needs, I would go for the one that either offer the best performance right not, or one that can be upgraded easilly in the future. Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad

I once worked for a company where all of the company-issued laptops were various Toshiba models. Personally, my Satellite decided on at least two occasions (may have been more, I can't remember) to spontaneously apply a BIOS user password of its own accord. Obviously, since the machine made up its own password, it was unusable. In order to regain control, the BIOS had to be flashed. Toshiba acknowledged that this was a problem with the BIOS, but has no solution or work around. In talking to the tech support guys, the horror stories of supporting them were numerous. I heard everything from burned-out LCDs to hard disk crashes were common. The experience soured me on Toshiba, so my advice would be to stay clear. Of course, we could have just had really bad luck. Your milage may vary. :) --Jesse

I'm not sure what you mean by this. You wrote: The idea i had was to probably populate the static content from the staging server onto the webtool and then update it before sending it back to the staging server. Typically, most companies would use something like FrontPage to update static content to a production server. At the very least copy/paste documents would suffice for small businesses to move HTML documents from staging to a production server. If the users must be able to update static content on the production server (like documentation) then perhaps perhaps Wiki technology would work for you. OpenWiki (www.openwiki.com) is an ASP based wiki that you could review and borrow technology ideas from or implement entirely. There are many other Wiki sites just search Google. Good luck on your project. -John

"Try: select name from dbo.sysobjects where OBJECTPROPERTY(id, N'IsProcedure') = 1 " Worked like a treat - thanks for your help and all the associated input

If you whant to dirctly call the kill command use system("kill blahblahbla"); command.

If you mean in Query Analyzer, go to Tools/Options and change the settings on the Connection Properties tab. This affects new connections. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder