I'm working on a project in VB.net which takes large text files containing T-SQL and executes them against a local SQL database, but I've hit a problem in regards to error handling. I'm using the following technologies :
I have a field in a SQL Server table that is of type bit.When I try to use a Boolean in VB.NET when passing parameters to a stored procedure, there are never any matches. I have also tried passing an integer to the stored procedure and that does not work either.
How do I achieve the same in VB.NET which is so easily done in SQL Server. Select Case(GetDate() as VarBinary(8)) --Gives the Current Time in Hex How can I create the same string in VB.NET so that I can compare in SQL Server as such - Select Case When GetDate()=Cast(0X00009F5E00D8DF7C As DateTime) Then 'True' Else 'False' End -- 0X00009F5E00D8DF7C Will be the value I get in VB.NET When I convert it Date.Now() To Hex
I'm using Visual Studio 2005 (with Visual Basic) to create my own personal web site. I want to include a page that has my resume, but I don't want the format to be affected. What would be the best way to do this. I thought that possibly putting it in as an image might work, but I haven't tried that yet.
After I get this done, is there a way to add a button so a user can download my resume?
I have a case where I need to resume execution on the next line after an exception. Is there no way to do this using the structured error handling? I realize that I can go back to the "On Error .. Goto", but I can't believe there's not a way to do this with structured error handling...
For Each item In lbFiles.Items Dim p As New ProcessStartInfo p.FileName = "java"[code]....
How do I prevent the program from opening 3 windows at a time if there are 3 items in the listbox..how do i tell it to not to start the process when the current process isn't finished yet...like 1 window at a time...
I'm trying to get this routine to resume the downloads.I use the same routine to download a file all the way thru non-stop..so at least the download part is working..however either the stop commands i'm using or the resume routine i thought would work is all ass backwards I'm not gonna make any conclusions or anything on this one..made myself look stupid the last time i know you all are def smarter than me when it comes to this stuff,,and dangit that just erks me to no end i tried adding a exit do in the do loop..and that of course exits ok,,but when the file is resumed is larger than its supposed to be.
I've been trying for about a month or so but been busy recently so couldn't address it then. Here is the code.
Public Class Form1 Dim CurrentTime As DateTime Private Sub ButtonStart_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ButtonStart.Click ButtonStart.Enabled = False
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I know that even when the timer is disabled, it still keeps on accumulating so I need a way that when the timer is paused, the timer doesn't keep on accumulating and when the timer is resumed, the timer continues from where it was when it was paused.
Is it possible in visual basic to suspend and resume processes. As in entirely pause a process (threads)?I mean an external thread. I'm using Visual Basic 2010 Express btw.
I have a a main thread and another background thread that does some work (see below).I want to do something within my worker thread and then wait until some other event happens in the main thread before continuing. How do I do this? I thought I could use ManualResetEvent but I can't get it to work properly. I'm a bit confused about the Set, Reset, WaitOne methods and where exactly I should call them from.When the worker thread is suspended it shouldn't affect the main thread.
Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System. EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load End Sub Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
I need something that will log the time the computer came out of standby, or the user logs in the first time from a reboot.
Basically, I want to time computer usage but in simple terms where computer is being used after waking or after rebooting.
So, All I need is a detection scheme. Does windows provide that? I am probably targeting .NET but can do Win32 API. Or do I have to do anything like that all?
I am thinking if I make a service, windows will handle the launching of the service and that way I can detect usage. But is that the most efficient way?
I have a media player component to on a form and would like to resume play after pausing can someone help me with this?
hereis my
Public Class Form1 Private Sub PlayPause_btn_Click(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles PlayPause_btn.Click If wmp.playState = WMPLib.WMPPlayState.wmppsUndefined Or wmp.playState = WMPLib.WMPPlayState.wmppsStopped Or then
I want to make a download Manager with resume capability (dont refer me to codeproject examples which use httpwebrequest and webresponse classes) i want to make the use of system.net.webclient class. I know it can provide me with events and stuff but is it possible to resume our downlaods with this class ?
Ive got a container with a bunch of child textboxes stacked using dock top. My code updates the textboxes and they vertically expand/contract etc. I'm thinking that my code might run faster if I turn off the layout refreshing until all the updates to the textboxes are done.
I'm getting confused with what I'm reading about suspend/resume layout - do I need to suspend for ALL the child controls, then go through them all at the end and Resume individually?
It seems that there is a glitch in Vb, While having some tasks ( Thread ) queued using Tasks if you try to use Invoke, the thread do not resume when the delegate returns.If BeginInvoke is used, it works but the problem is that it become impossible to execute a delegate synchronously.This does force the use of the AutoResetEvent to control the thread.The problem comes when the thread execute some code in a other classes, using a single AutoResetEvent within many classes just give a very dirty code.
I'm not talking about On Error Resume Next, that simply ignores the error. What I want to do is fix it, then continue with executing the procedure-but I can't find a way to do that, other than enclosing every single line of code in its own Try/Catch block. Nope, don't want to do that-isn't there another way?
I have searched a lot on Google about Pausing and Resuming Downloads and I find the examples with background workers but I don't understand them and that is why I can't change the code according to my app.Is there an easy way of doing this or do I have to do it the hard way?
Looking for a solution to pause and resume a thread. When I use suspend and resume it says its no longer supported. Here is the code. I'm just trying to get it to cycle between two "do until" events.
My program continually loops creating text/voice commands, and displaying/speaking it to the players. So, in the event that someone needs a break, I have provided a Pause button and a Resume button. The problem is, I don't know the code to pause or resume a program.
Private Sub PauseButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles PauseButton.Click End Sub Private Sub ResumeButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ResumeButton.Click End Sub