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    "too many client tasks"??? Please help!

    ... I removed the extra creatobject... but the problem is persisting. Anybody have any idea? Im closing all my connections, I dont understand why it keeps saying too many client tasks.
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    "too many client tasks"??? Please help!

    The page consists of the following code that runs in the from the onadcreated event of an adrotator control. Everything works but the problem is that after a certain amount of time and meta refreshes I get an error "that says too many client tasks". Thats all it says. Looking that up I find that...
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    Error Control Help Please!!!

    Nevermind I figured it out... the problem was that I was casting arrSubKeys as an Array. However when there was no keys to enumerate arrSubKeys returned as a Null value instead. So what I did was removed the casting for that variable. Im not sure if there is any disadvantage to this but it...
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    Error Control Help Please!!!

    Im confused... MSDN says the enumvalue method will return either a integer 0 or a non-zero error code. Why is it that when I run this code: Dim code As Integer oReg = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!" & p_SystemPath & "\root\default:StdRegProv") code =...
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    Converting an old WSH function to VB.NET...

    This function is supposed to be able to work on a remote machine using WMI. So I guess what Im trying to do here is find someway to interface with WMI in .net to allow me to specify the correct property dynamically.
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    Converting an old WSH function to VB.NET...

    Maybe at least how I can replace the functionality of that eval statement??
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    Converting an old WSH function to VB.NET...

    Im trying to convert the following function to vb.net. This was origionally in a wsh script and was working fine. The problem mainly is that .NET no longer supports the Eval method. To describe the function a little: When called it is passed a wmi class name to check ie "Win32_System" and a...
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