I prefer to build reports in "Visual Studio 2008" rather then the web based Report Manager. However, once I am done I don't know how to transfer it into Report Manager so that I can set up subscriptions and establish a URL for folks to log into the report. Any help here would be appreciated.
So - here's how far I've gotten. I added a new data source to replace the bad one and this time corrected the wizard to include a full network path. Then I replaced all references to the bad Datasource in my code. After that I attempted to delete the bad data source from my project but from...
You are correct. I made the mistake in the add dataset wizard. However - when looking into my app.config file I see that I HAVE made the correction and somwhere the drive letter reference still keeps popping up upon deployment. I have bolded the corrected path below. Any other ideas of where...
When I wrote a program recently I created a connection string that used a mapped drive reference.
I only realized this when I went to 'publish' the application to my users on a Novell network. When the user goes to install the application locally I get a .NET error stating that the data...
Thank you SO much! I'm an old school programmer, (Fortran, basic, cobol) so I have a hard time reading this kind of syntax where everything get's kind of hidden inside everythjing else. Didn't realize that I had already built the object I needed when I did the find. Really appreciate your...
Also - I would appreciate any book suggestions you may have. So far any books I have picked up are either too advanced or too simple and only cover how to drag controls onto forms! In particular I am a VB6 guy trying to make the jump to .NET.
Yes - Im fairly new to VB.NET and I'm still struiggling with the syntax.
Below you will see code where I succesfully 'find' a row in my table of a dataset. Next I simply want to grab the string value one column (CUR_STUD_DIV).
'This line DOES find the row I want...
foundrow =...
I'm really trying guys - honestly. But the books I have are either too simple and only use controls or go into squirrly code snippets that are damn hard to follow. ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED HERE...
Two basic questions first :
1 - all the books I have say that the way to start working with...
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