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Good link, I knew there was something in the back of my mind better than WMI.
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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That's just WMI to begin with, but it's also a lousy article. The vast length of which is nothing but a list of WMI classes, with barely any discussion of what's going on.
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Lots of 5 votes though!
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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Yeah. IMHO, it's because of the cut'n'paste nature of the code, not because it's teaching anything.
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isn't that just WMI?
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You're right, I misread something - again. 
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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I have a Visual Basic 6 project
when I update in the form of the project then run the application from inside the Visual Studio 6 every thing goes fine.
When I build "Make" the exe the Visual basic ignore all my code updates and the exe appear as if I didn't change any thing.
Any Idea !!!!
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I would try deleting or renaming the previous executable and "Make" it again. That should get you the latest build with the latest changes.
If all else fails why not try .NET. Just a thought.
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This hint helped me to find the issue.
By some reason I kept calling old exe version rather than the new compiled one
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I am glad that helped. I have done that same exact thing.
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Please check all the components and reference u have add to the projects before creating EXE.
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hi,
i would try to register the .exe first and then expect the changes to appear IF running it from outside of Visual Studio
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Thank you.
The exe was designed to be called from the Run tool and pass some parameters as argument to it.
By mistake I renamed the exe and put a space in its new name. then I figured out that the run command utility doesn't support having space in the exe name and kept calling old exe
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Hello
I am trying to add a service reference to my solution but it propmpts me errors I use the Ip address with web browsers and it works but when i add the service to my solution it gives me this error
the IP address is MYIP:88/sapco/sapcoservice.asmx?wsdl'
Metadata contains a reference that cannot be resolved: 'http://MYIP:88/sapco/sapcoservice.asmx?wsdl'.
There was an error downloading 'http://MYIP:88/sapco/sapcoservice.asmx?wsdl'.
The request failed with HTTP status 404: Not Found.
Metadata contains a reference that cannot be resolved: 'http://MYIP:88/sapco/sapcoservice.asmx'.
Metadata contains a reference that cannot be resolved: 'http://MYIP/sapco/sapcoservice.asmx'.
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I want to develop a program that contains a table so that first column contain names ,second marks third ,Grade and a command button with caption "Provide Grade"
In Grade column will be displayed grades when Provide Grade"is clicked
above 80 grade A
70 to 80 grade B
60 to 70 grade C
50 to 60 grade D
Under 50 grade E
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Its been a long time since I have had VB6 installed so can't remember the exact name of the controls, but in the toolbox there is a grid control.
Then, the docs are your friend (and google).
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Tpaci wrote: I want to develop a program
If this is a new project for you then STOP . Download the .net express version and use that. It is free and supported.
VB6 is no longer a supported product and has not been for some years. If you are working on an existing app then you have my sympathies.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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But it will be bether to do it in a dotnet environment
Sub MakeDB()
Dim WrkSpace As DAO.Workspace
Dim db_Temp As DAO.Database
Set WrkSpace = DBEngine.Workspaces(0)
Set db_Temp = WrkSpace.CreateDatabase("C:\Documents and Settings\XP\Bureaublad\test\test.mdb", dbLangDutch, 256)
Set CdInfo = db_Temp.CreateTableDef("CdInfo")
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("SerieNR", dbText, 50)
CdInfo.Fields("SerieNR").Required = True
CdInfo.Fields("SerieNR").AllowZeroLength = False
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("Titel", dbText, 51)
CdInfo.Fields("Titel").Required = True
CdInfo.Fields("Titel").AllowZeroLength = False
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("TypeID", dbLong)
CdInfo.Fields("TypeID").Required = True
CdInfo.Fields("TypeID").AllowZeroLength = False
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("LabelID", dbLong)
CdInfo.Fields("LabelID").Required = True
CdInfo.Fields("LabelID").AllowZeroLength = False
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("PlaatsID", dbLong)
CdInfo.Fields("PlaatsID").Required = True
CdInfo.Fields("PlaatsID").AllowZeroLength = False
Set CDMulti = CdInfo.CreateField("Multi", dbBoolean)
CdInfo.Fields.Append CDMulti
Set CDReeks = CdInfo.CreateField("Reeks", dbBoolean)
CdInfo.Fields.Append CDReeks
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("Prijs", dbCurrency)
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("KoopDatum", dbDate)
CdInfo.Fields.Append CdInfo.CreateField("File", dbBoolean)
db_Temp.TableDefs.Append CdInfo
End Sub
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Hello !
i'm working on a vb.net 2010 project that use sql server 2008r2 database.
i want to backup database .i'm using this code :
path="c:\\users\user\desktop\backup.bak"
cmd = New SqlCommand("backup database MYDB to disk='" & path & "'", con)
con.Open()
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
con.Close()
... but i'm getting an error
Cannot open backup device 'c:\\users\user\desktop\backup.bak. Operating system error 5(Access is denied.).
BACKUP DATABASE is terminating abnormally.
if i change the path to "c:\\bck\backup.bak" , everything works fine.
But i want to backup my database on every destination that i can select.
what can i do ?
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Can you access the user\desktop folder by navigating to it?
This may be a permission issue where you do not have access rights to any files or folders for a particular user - in this case, "user".
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yes , i can access user\desktop folder by navigation
the user that i'm using to test the program is with administrator rights.
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alejx wrote: path="c:\\users\user\desktop\backup.bak"
Why do you have a double backslash after c:, but not after the other parts of the path?
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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i try all
c:\\users\user\desktop\backup.bak
c:\users\user\desktop\backup.bak
c:\\users\\user\\desktop\\backup.bak
....
not working
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it does not really matter, you can have as many as you like, up to the point of exceeding the maximum path length.
Remember this is VB, anything goes, and there's no escape in this world.
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