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The rule is that if you still want to catch the other non-specific errors, you must have it last in the list: try {} catch (FormatException fex) {} catch (OverflowException oex) {} catch(Exception ex) {}
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Ditto. I also make very sure about ALL licesing issues.
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Thanks everybody. Also changing code I found on Code Project.
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This is for you C# fundies out there: I have to connect to a windows PC with FTP server enabled and download and upload files to it (on our internal WAN). I found samples that help you write FTP functionality in your .Net 2.0 applications (FTPWebRequest). The problem that I am facing is that I cannot find a method to change directory once I am connected
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Thanks, and I can confirm that it is working. :)
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Do not know why I did not receive this email. :( But, you can phone me anytime. My phone is sometimes busy ...
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OK, so everybody in the Western Cape is either busy or has no open time. Anybody else with SQL 2008 migration experience willing to visit the West Coast for a day? You may contact me on 022 701 3171.
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We are about to start our SQL 2000 to SQL 2008 migration. I need to determine the best way to do it (for us). Does anybody know somebody in the Western Cape who has any experience with this and is willing to visit my site for a day to help with the migration planning. You may contact me on 022 701 3171. Please have a price per hour / per day ready when
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Oops, made a mistake typing in my new email address and so have been missing out on everything for 3 weeks. And yes, thats all I had to do: Added INSERT INTO TempTable before the EXEC xp_cmdshell.
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On SQL 2000: I need to extract data from an ABB system. The only method that works correctly and fast thus far is a DTS package. I am now trying to make this solution generic. I execute the DTS package (that puts the data in a table) inside a stored proc and the stored proc returns the data from the table. The problem is that the DTS package gives an