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How about the SPACEs in the path?
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Is you're project being targeting "AnyCPU" and is your version of Windows 64-bit?? If so, then you can't use the Jet 4.0 provider. It's a 32-bit only piece of code and you can't mix 32- and 6-4bit code in the same process.
Try setting your compile options to target x86 only.
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Thank you Dave,
This is a 32 bit system and I am already configured for x86. I appreciate your reply. Let me know if anything else comes to mind or if you see a problem in the code...Best, Pat
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Try removing the conn.Open(); line. When a data adapter fills, it open the associated connection, fills the DataSet, then closes the associated connection automatically. <-- Edit: nevermind, just tried your code and it works fine. You must have something holding onto that file (or permissions, password, etc.) that prevents it from opening.
Jack of all trades ~ Master of none.
modified 19-Mar-12 19:42pm.
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Hello..Thank you for your input. I agree about the connection, but this was a copied (supposedly already working code), so I left it. I removed the connection commands as suggested, but the result is the same. Let me now if you have any other thoughts...Best, Pat
OK, I just saw the edit...hmmm, what can I say. I'll keep looking, perhaps try a reboot. If I find the answer, I will post it. If not, I'll have to try a different way to get to the intended result....P.
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The app doesn't create any Streams that use the file does it?
Jack of all trades ~ Master of none.
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OOOOKKKK..........JOAT-MON
YES...you are absolutely right. There was a Streamwriter object that was called when the file was imported. I normally enclose them in a using statement so that they will close automatically, but for some reason I did not do it this time. I have made the correction and it is working perfectly now. Thank you very much for your insight. I am marking your answer as THE answer. Kudows and Best Regards, Pat
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Good deal! I'm glad you found it and got it working.
Jack of all trades ~ Master of none.
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hey guys. plz help me.i want to validate the no(port no)in text box . i m using the following regex to validate...i just want 0123456788( only numbers) to be entered in the text box..
Regex regex = new Regex(@"^[-+]?[0-9]*\.?[0-9]+$");
Thanks in Advance
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1: there's a regex forum
2: this is trivial: \d* (or \d+ if you want to force at least one), are you sure you understand regex? The one you pasted looks like a floating point validator.
3: if you just use a numeric text box (you may have to write one which validates on text change and rejects some key presses) or a NumericUpDown then you don't need a regex validation string anyway
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Regex is, IMHO, not indicated here, at all.
You could write an event handler for the OnKeyDown event to filter other keys than numeric ones.
But validation would better be something like :
private void TextBox_Validating(object sender, CancelEventArgs e)
{
ushort port;
if (!ushort.TryParse(yourTextBox.Text, out port))
e.Cancel = true;
}
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A "port" number in standard computer nomenclature has a specific range as well.
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Use NumericUpDown control or alternatively a MaskedTextbox.
V.
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I have written a C#.Net application to convert any image into png image. I have basically used the call
Image.Save(outputFilename, ImageFormat.Png);
I get the proper png file compressed to smaller size and working fine.
But my customer wants the application to allow users to modify/vary the sliding window size(deflate ratio) of the compressed png image. So I want to know if whether I can actually supply the deflate ratio to the .Net Framework and the framework compresses the image to a png file with that deflate ratio(sliding window size).
Anybody can give suggestions/inputs?
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hello.
i have a server client app
when client is on ,server send arraylist object for client.
for first client ,server can send arraylist for client and when second client connect,server can not send arraylist.
may code:
1 BinaryFormatter bf = new BinaryFormatter();MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();byte[] b;bf.Serialize(ms, listclient);b = ms.GetBuffer();
it give this error:
{"Type 'chatserver.client' in Assembly 'chatserver, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' is not marked as serializable."}
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Mark your 'chatserver.client' class with the Serializable[^] attribute.
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The build-in binary formatter is overrated anyway. Everyone seems to use it, but it's ridiculously slow and generates lots of crufty data.
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Any chance, any one can help me put together a
simple C# program that accesses a website, logs in
with a user name and passcode and clicks Continue?
Or do you know of a sample project that I can find?
Please, any response any one can give me will be
greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Danielle Brina
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Hello overworked graduate student  , see the answer on this[^] page for an example of how to do this.
/ravi
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Please don't cross-post.
(Oh shoot, I hit the wrong post, sorry.)
modified 18-Mar-12 22:03pm.
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