Except that DTS will talk to ORACLE, not a DMP file, so if you don't have ORACLE client installed, this won't work. Rich's suggestion is a good one, though.* Steve S *I can't believe I just wrote that

Hi The online tutorial I took the code from was in two parts. The first part demonstrating the codebehind (with inherit) method. The second part was using the Src attribute instead of the former and the path in the code example was <%@ Page Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false" Src="WebForm2.aspx.vb" Inherits="WebForm2"%> with no indication that WebForm2.aspx.vb should be in the same directory as the calling script. As the codebehind version of the code had the compiled version of WebForm2.aspx.vb in the bin directory i assumed the uncompiled version of WebForm2.aspx.vb to also stay in the bin. Obviously there was errata or ommisions in that regard. Anyway, I now know that is not the case, lesson learned ;)

The product PubSuite by Webogy does exactly this. www.webogy.com

IE5.5 and IE6 have different XSLT engines.

"Telkom" - They are not much different from BT here, thier UK counterpart. They had a two year monopoly on the ADSL technology within the UK, and they buggered up every aspect of the service until recently when third parties were allowed to supply ADSL without having to keep to BT's Terms and Conditions. Ah well, these companies never learn. They could all take a few lessons from Sweden where almost every suburbian household has broadband or fibre-optic running past thier front door. Know a guy there who has a 10 meg fibre connection into his flat, thats just nuts ;) Ah well lets hope things improve for everyone concerned after bush and blair have finished throwing thier weight around... Cheers Paul, I'll contact you should I find myself at a loose end and wanting to move to SA sooner than later. I never know with this company I am at, each quarter brings the fear of redundancy along with the performance figures from the accounts department...;) BTW, Mark ShuttleWorth an OD of BlueGrass ? If so, small world it seems...

It could be an indication that you're trying to open a recordset that is already opened. Being intermittent leads me to think it may be session related, or that some previous page failed to close myOutputRS before the current page tries to open it. What scope does the rs have, and is it by chance defined (and possibly opened)in a SSI file? It is ok for women not to like sports, so long as they nod in the right places and bring beers at the right times. Paul Watson, on Sports - 2/10/2003

Look for the "Accept-Language:" HTTP header, and see if it has "de" includes with higher priority than "en"