Some suggestions: Infinity McCoy Tyner Trio featuring Michael Brecker Question and Answer Pat Metheny Time Is Of The Essence Michael Brecker The New Standard Herbie Hancock Great stuff :)

Jake, Wanderley would be better. :-) I purchased Dundas GoldRush 2000 (Toolbox 5, I think), because you guys said that MFC products would be discontinued and you were offering a great discount. And now you are on version 7.52... I was a little disapointed because I could have the same features I was looking for from BCG or CodeJock - paying less than 50%. And Dundas promised "one new class every week" - THAT never happened. So, I asked you a lot of times what could you do for me: I purchased one product and received a completely diferent thing. I still have this feeling that it was the fastest way to lose $750. So, I'm asking you again: what can you do for me? Regards, Wanderley ps.: I forgot to tell about the funny support I received from Peter Zajac...

I've been receiving messages from this guy since my Toolbox support expired (almost 2 years now). I wrote him a lot of times, asking for some details, but he never answered me back. Now he wants me to fill out a form and become a customer again? :confused: This is not a "reminder" anymore - it's just SPAM. :mad: Hi , Just a quick friendly reminder that your Toolbox support and subscription has expired. Currently the Toolbox is at Version 7.52 this version provides support for new OfficeXP like toolbars and menus. To renew please fill out this form and fax or email this back: ... Regards, Jake Tai 800 463 1492 Ext. 156 416 467 5100 Ext. 156 416 422 4801 Fax mailto:jaket@dundas.com

Does anybody have any B+ tree implementation in C++? Thanks! :) Wanderley

But we have!!! And his wife too - Dra. Devanir. :) Regards, Wanderley

Try watching Garotinho's campaign on TV - you'll laugh a lot :) Regards, Wanderley

That would be great!!! :)

Guitar for 15 years and sax for 7. From Pat Metheny to Michael Brecker. :) Regards, Wanderley

Nish, I don't know if I got this right, but insert this after </object>:

Sub ShowYear()
MsgBox Calendar1.Year
End Sub

HTH Wanderley

Could you give more details? When you use a command object, you usually need to do something like: set cm = server.createobject("ADODB.Command") cm.Parameters.Append cm.CreateParameter(...) HTH Wanderley

Ok - that happens to everyone. Procrastination sucks... :) How many times did you spend a couple of weeks thinking (just THINKING!) on how to implement something and when your deadline comes, you do it in less than 4 hours with the worse code you've ever seen? :) Regards, Wanderley

Hi 1. Create an entry for "anything" in your DNS server 2. Go to IIS service manager 3. Click on Advanced (on the right of IP Address) 4. Add a new Host Header Name - IP Address: , TCP Port: 80, Host Header Name: anything.mydomain.com HTH :) Wanderley

Damn, no more staroffice for me... Are you serious? I tried StarOffice for Windows and it's sloooooooooooooow... :) Regards, Wanderley

Hi One more thing: do you need to be sure that you have the latest data to create unique IDs? Do you keep a table of IDs and increment it whenever you need? I said I have a different approach because I just use try/catch blocks where it's more likely (is that right? english is my second language :)) to have trouble. In your sample, I would use it only when opening the recordset. And I use begin/commit/rollback when I'm actually writing data (before addnew and after update, for example). Regards, Wanderley

Hi I asked that because I use a different approach for try/catch and begin/rollback/committrans and even for custom generated PKIDs (I create it at stored procedure level). Sorry, I couldn't help this time. :) Regards, Wanderley

Hi Do I call RollbackTrans in each of my catch routines? Looking at your sample, the answer is yes. But I have one question: why your try/catch block and begintrans/committrans enclose all your recordset operation? Regards, Wanderley

Hi Does running the stored procedures slow down the user's login at all? In my case, no - it will depend on how many users you have and if your table is properly indexed. You can run some tests against your db to check how long does it take. Remember: the SP will run only once a day. Even if there's a little delay, it will be just for the first user of the day (and it could be you, if you wake up early :)) does the stored procedure have to finish before the asp continues? I would say yes, because you may check your data against an out of date table, in case the SP is still running in background. Regards, Wanderley

Hi Is there a specific reason to use money? You could use numeric instead of money - this way you can define how many decimal places you need. Do you need to make calculations after you retrieve the data? If not, you could use SELECT STR(, 8, 2) FROM [...] HTH Regards, Wanderley

Hi I just store the date of my last check in a simple text file. When a user logs in, I compare the dates. If my check is out of date, I run some stored procedures and update the text file. Not the best solution ever, but it works and you don't have to update your db manually. :) HTH Regards, Wanderley

Hi Assuming that you're checking for duplicated names, you could do something like this: 1. Create a combobox and fill it with all duplicated names using SELECT [Name] FROM [your table] GROUP BY [Name] HAVING COUNT(*)>1 2. Create a listbox (or listview) and fill it with all records that match with the name selected on combobox using SELECT * FROM [your table] WHERE [Name] = 'selected name on combo' This way, you'll have all duplicated names on the combobox - whenever you select a name, you can clear and fill the listbox and select the correct one. Is it too confusing? :) Please let me know if you still have problems. Regards, Wanderley