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I have a few 3U servers that are on a 4 post rack. the rails allow the server to slide out and lock in place. Question is: How do I get the server off the rails ? pressing the clips on the side of the rails only allow the server to slide back in from the lock position.

Running WinXp Pro on a HP Workstation it goes into standby mode after 40 mins of inactivity, all good... but pressing keys, moving the mouse (usb or ps2) the and the usual stuff doesn't wake it up ... in the end I'm holding in the power button.

Question 1: If your initial import was done like so: cvs import -d myApp kent initialimport should 'initialimport' be HEAD? or will you still always get the most recent version when you cvs checkout without specifying branch? Question 2: I have checked out a project for our in-house...

Access 2000 -> sql server 2000 I'm finding access adp is slow querying data but the same query in enterprise manager or query analyzer is fast. *The majority of slowness comes when the combo box wizard is getting the sample values to show you after you choose the table and columns. client...

I commented out the function to write to the file, so that's not the problem It's something else.... (same error though)

I have a VERY simple isapi filter on my WinXP Pro localhost working just fine, all it does is append a line to a text file when a request comes in. I moved it to Win2k3 / IIS6 and I get the following event log errors: 1. ------------------------------------------ Event Type: Error Event...

While hosting virtual dirs, my vdirs are symlinks to locations such as mysite.com --> /www/sites/prv/site in the logs, the server writes only mysite.com/index.html how can I make it write /www/sites/prv/site/index.html

SQL Server 2000 Merge Publication's Push subscriptions are expiring early. (before the 14 days) No messages given, any known reasons ?

I open an Access project via a VB6 app like so: Dim appAccess As Object Set appAccess = CreateObject("Access.Application") appAccess.OpenAccessProject "C:\Project001.adp" appAccess.Visible = True When I close a particular form, the Access database exits. This doesn't happen with all forms...

Works like a charm therefore, /cmd != ; Many thanks to scriverb for his time and effort.

The path to MSAccess.exe is correct for my system, I didn't use the default install path. It's a mystery.

Shortcut Used: "C:\Microsoft Office\Office\MSACCESS.EXE" "C:\Work\InputParams.mdb" /cmd frmBlue autoexec macro --> runcode --> fncStartup() modStartMe ------------- Public Function fncStartup() MsgBox Command() End Function That's everything

The results are odd, after pressing the compact and repair the database restarts and the msgbox pops up right away, but when I try the shortcut (most of the time) it takes 20 seconds to popup, in that time nothing in the database can be clicked, it's busy. ...strange if it helps any, Access...

Experience says use SQL Mail only with MS Exchange, because if you do it with an un-reliable internet connection and an external mail server, a bad send mail operation can cause serious lag for the SQL Server in question.

I've got it working now, thanks to the posters. The database takes an extra 20 seconds to show the message box containing the result of Command() This operation is really expensive ! the database is virtually empty, it only has 1 macro to call the only function the shows the msgbox, no tables...

Hi, Command() is virtually the same as Command$() When trying: C:\InputParams.mdb /cmd "frmBlue" nothing shows up when I execute: msgbox Command$ ie. the quotes did nothing p.s. obviously I don't expect the form to open with a msgbox prompt, the issue is that the string "frmBlue" should...

I'm starting an Access project with a shortcut like so: C:\InputParams.mdb /cmd frmBlue When I execute this line I get a blank message box: msgbox Command$ What's going on ?

Hi Steve, Is there a way to 'allow password saving' when you change the database via code with the currentproject.openconnection method is what I was getting at. a trusted connection is the way to go, but not if your users are mobile and out of the domain controller's reach. "Are you...

An ADP is just the front-end to a RDBMS back-end, therefore you distribute the ADP like you would any Access project, then use the RDBMS's replication feature to get the data stored locally on the user's desktop.

A few similar questions to add to this great thread: 1. Can you 'allow password saving' when using the CurrentProject.OpenConnection method to connect to SQL via an ADP ? 2. Having an ADP/ADE to SQL Server, the database Login Screen appears when the database is opened. I never want to save the...