Could you create a UserControl that contains a GroupBox, and forwards
appropriate properties and methods to the contained GroupBox? Then the
design-mode user could put something on top of the GroupBox if that was desired
.
At 08:13 AM 9/6/2006, Stanislav Peťko wrote
>Hello
>
>How can I make i
Hi Phil,
I did google and had got response as well...Here's the link for you
http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&q=Internet+Explorer+DHTML+API+Reference&meta=
What you suggested is a way to generate a stand alone single help file from
online MSDN. Am I correct? I did try to search (google) for
Have a look at the ServiceController class.
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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Restarting service
Any way to restart a windows service from another VB.net windows
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Any way to restart a windows service from another VB.net windows
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Thank you Roy...that hit the spot perfectly.
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start charging more for suppport. :)
the first time this happened, then sure...fix it for them...tell them not to
mess with them unless they understand the consequences..
if it's still happening...they are taking your time away from other clients
and other projects, you need to decide how much yo
Franklin,
In SQL Server, I believe trigger information is stored in the sys_
tables inside the database. Don't know about Oracle, but I would
expect something similar.
However, given that the client is maliciously disabling your
triggers, I wouldn't actually worry about it. If I buy a car
Oooh--fun arms race. ;-)
The thing I remember fondly about oracle is how complete & accessible
its data dictionary is--I bet you there's a dba_triggers view or some
such that you could use to identify any triggers that are disabled.
Sure enough:
http://www.ss64.com/orad/DBA_TRIGGERS.html
-O
I would like to enable all triggers in our DB that runs on a oracle client
machine from VB.net. Anybody know how to do this without knowing which
triggers are already there? We could run SQL scripts to enable them but
then when we add new triggers I have a feeling they would be forgotten in
this
Just tried 2.0's Ping.Send with a non-admin user and it seems to work. It
actually also worked with user in the Guests group, which is really
surprising.
It uses the IcmpSendEcho and IcmpSendEcho2 functions on XP+, in the IP
Helper DLL. I guess those wrap the raw sockets sends/receives in an
imp
I was able to find some code on CodeHound that worked for me. I made some
changes to consolidate the caller code but all in all, it worked great.
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received on 09/12/2006 02:11 PM
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http://www.codeproject.com/cs/internet/Tracert-ping.asp
This link should give you what you need.
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Just a quick thought... Why don't you spawn a CMD.EXE with a ping invoked in
a hidden/minimized window, redirect output, then recognize some simple
patterns?
I know it sounds hacky but sometimes process spawning actually works well,
even not under *nix :)
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