That is about the time you realize you need glasses - to view what seems to ne out of scope to what is really visible - me being an old grump wearing glasses :) :laugh:

Great software! I use it at work where I have tons of files to copy (that is our versioning system, zips on a server). DURA LEX, SED LEX GCS d--- s-/++ a- C++++ U+++ P- L- E-- W++ N++ o+ K- w+++ O? M-- V? PS+ PE- Y+ PGP t++ 5? X R++ tv-- b+ DI+++ D++ G e++>+++ h--- ++>+++ y+++*      Weapons extension: ma- k++ F+2 X If you think 'goto' is evil, try writing an Assembly program without JMP. -- TNCaver When I was six, there were no ones and zeroes - only zeroes. And not all of them worked. -- Ravi Bhavnani

There's no unified API for that. You will have to implement it for each of those database systems individually. For SQL-Server you could either query the INFORMATION_SCHEMA or use SQL Server Management Objects (SMO). For MS Access there are also queryable schema-tables (MSys_xxx). No idea regarding the other database systems though, would have to ask Google.

Thanks for your time!

Our new firewall at work blocks most of the content on the CNN homepage - Forbidden Category. :confused: But it still lets us view The Pretty Girl Thread. :-D Will Rogers never met me.

Sounds like you are running two DHCP servers on the same segment. When you switched on ICS on the XP machine, you effectively created a DHCP server. The WiFi hotspot probably has its own DHCP server. The Android X| tablet is trying to get an IP address. It gets it from the WiFi router. For it to work with the ICS it has to get an IP from the ICS DHCP server, not the WiFi hotspot, otherwise the traffic from the tablet will never reach the ICS NAT gateway (different IP class and subnets). Lots of options to get it working but simplest would probably be to "steal" an IP from the ICS server and set the tablet to use a static IP set to the stolen one and having a default gateway of the ICS server (XP box). The DNS would also have to be set to the ICS server.

Charles Oppermann wrote: If I didn't like everything that didn't make sense to me, I'd be very unhappy. Hopefully when you take the time to write about something that you admit you don't understand, you also do a little research into the reasons why it is. Some people simply don't understand the extent of the problem in this regard. This is especially true for people from Redmond. Charles Oppermann wrote: Microsoft isn't confused any more than COBOL was confused about years with more than 2 digits. To see how much Microsoft is confused on this matter, take a look at this example: I have a bunch of files modified and saved at 3:32 PM on 11/1/2006. This is in NON-DAYLIGHT-SAVINGS-TIME. It corresponds to 9:32 PM on 11/1/2006 GMT. These files were stored on an NTFS disk. On 11/1/2011, Windows XP showed that the modification time of those files to be 4:32 PM on 11/1/2006. Charles Oppermann wrote: The operating system knows that NTFS uses UTC and displays the time corrected to local time. According to Redmondonian's argument, the system displays the time corrected to local time. However, the "correction" was incorrect. It was 2006, not 2011, when the files were modified. I understand those who worked for Microsoft -- they want to defend it. However independent thinking in a way not biased by the experience at Microsoft is needed here. For a file modified during when Daylight Savings Time was in effect, the local time should be expressed in Daylight Savings Time, and should not be adjusted based on WHEN Windows Explorer is run. It's a past event, and the local time was fixed to that point permanently. Charles Oppermann wrote: Nothing "happens". The above example already showed the fatal error that Windows has. This error ensures something bad will happen next year when DST is enabled again in March. Here I am not talking about FAT/NTFS differences on time storage. I knew FAT is not saving times in GMT.

Maybe, but then he said this 34° 1.9’ 56.5” can simply be 34° 2’ 50.5” He rounded up the minute and then subtracted the the .1 minutes (6 seconds) that he rounded up from the seconds. :confused:

I have lately been wanting to submit a bill to the US Congress requiring Pi to equal "3", and abolish the rule requiring that triangles have only 3 sides, since the current rules discriminate against four-sided triangles. Given the current (absence of) logical thought in Washington these days, they might actually consider it...

Thanks, Jörgen! BTW, I have been to Sverige (Göteborg, Stockholm, and Malmö) ten years ago. Beautiful places. I liked it there.

I did not close the IDE (with the project loaded) the whole time. The computer was locked during the meeting. Something else I noticed that was changed: some settings such as mail preview in Microsoft Outlook was turned on by itself.

I would suggest you try .NET 4.0 and use the new SmtpClient.Dispose() method (directly or through a using statement, doesn't matter). I haven't done so myself yet, but it seems to be a new enhancement by MS, and I expect it to solve your problem. Of course, you should not disable or replace your AV. :) Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [Why QA sucks] [My Articles] I only read formatted code with indentation, so please use PRE tags for code snippets. I'm not participating in frackin' Q&A, so if you want my opinion, ask away in a real forum (or on my profile page).

It breaks in sqlite3.c. I am running the debug version. I will set break points on calls to sqlite functions and try to find out what is happening. I can find the problems that way, which involves a little bit more hassle. I am just annoyed by the strange behavior of VS2005. Thanks for your help!

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its really works ?

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Add a new AutoNumber column to both these tables and use it to join the tables.

loyal ginger wrote: This USB device can perform faster if you connect it to a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port. That means that the driver is installed and working. USB may be optimized for quick removal (in which case Windows doesn't cache much) or optimized for performance (and then Windows will cache some, but corrupts your drive if you yank it out while reading). Default setting is "quick removal". You're getting a hint from Windows that the current setting is not ideal. Your USB device can perform faster - just as it says in the balloon. I are Troll :suss: