I'm a new user of VB.Net. I do have doubt on accessing a user defined Function or Sub. In some place of program, I do see the term "Call" when using the Function/Sub. In some other place without "Call". But both works perfectly. May I know the difference between the two.
How can I access (read, write, create, delete) user-defined fields for single contacts in Outlook directly via the Exchange Web Service? I need to create/name a field and set a value (it should be viewable in the Outlook contact > "All Fields")I've found some code to set extended properties - it worked, so I could set and also read some values. >> but its not listed in "All Fields" of an contact.I'm using Exchange 2007 and Outlook 2007 - but it should also work with other Versions (Exchange 2003, 2007 and Outlook 2003)
The main function receives data, uses additional functions to calculates the result and gives it back. But at one point, the function needs data from the SQL Server. I wrote a second UDF, made it visible and deployed it to the SQL Server. I see now two functions under > programmability > functions > scalar value functions:
1. The main function (IsCalcDay) and
2. The function with the data access (IsHoliday)
If I call directly the second function from VST in the debug mode, it works fine, bur if I call it via the main function, the code stops if the connection will be opened. The error is "Data access in this context is not permitted. The context is a function or method that is not marked with DataAccessKind.Read SystemDataAccessKind.Read or a callback to retrieve data from the FillRow method of a table-valued function or a UDT validation method." (translatet from German, probably slightly differnt in English)
VST (2010 prof) and the SQL Server (2008 R2) are running in my virtual W7 maschine.
Here is the code of the second function:
Imports System Imports System.Data Imports System.Data.SqlClient Imports System.Data.SqlTypes
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Why can I open the connection if I call the function directly, but it fails if the function is called from another function?
I am trying to redirect command line output to a list box in a vba macro, and I've found some code that I think might point me in the right direction, but I keep on getting the same error. When I use this code [code]It gives me the error in the title and highlights the first declaration line.What does it take to define a new "process".
I am trying to write following expression on a datacolumn. But it results in error:Replicate('*', nLevel) + NameWhere: Replicate() is a user defined function (in a module). nLevel and Name are two other columns in same data table.
I'm trying to undersatnd the syntax of calling a funciton and it seem confusing when I'm using a web service in ASP.net. Maybe this question should be in an ASP forum, but it is a VB question. This simple web service allows you to type in your name and it response with an alert box with you name.
My question is, How can you call a function with 2 arguments when the function is only defined for one. I understand that the second argument is actually a method that handling the respons, but how can you interchange function arguments for methods and how do you know that there are methods for
I'm converting a user generated list box to an array and then generating a user defined number of random strings and placing it in a textbox.The code I have works fine as it will generate the number of random strings the user wants, except sometimes a line is blank at the top of the list but is counted as a string.
This is really more of an academic question, but where is this function defined? Within .NET, I'm used to working in an object oriented manner. However, if I define a VB.NET class as follows:
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Is MsgBox defined in a class? I am not required to reference a static class or inherit from another class. I'm not even required to import a namespace. I did find this link from msdn. But my question remains, where is this defined and how does the CLR just load up a function?
I'm new to VB.NET and want to parameterise the SQL Connection Strings in my VB.NET App. I've added a function to my Main Form to retrieve the App.config File like:
Imports System.Configuration Imports System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings Public Class MainMenu [code]....
In my other forms when i want to reference the Connection String, i get an error saying getConnStr is not declared?
Private Sub UpdDept_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Try myconnection = New SqlConnection(getConnStr()) <============= Dim mycommand As New SqlCommand()
why i get this when i've declared the Function as Public?
m using a public variable called globalquery & a global function retriveToDataGrid() it works perfectly fine under same class /form ..... but when i try to access it from a different form , it gives no error and nothing happens
Public Sub retriveDataToDataGrid() Try Dim connStr As String = "Database=shahopticals;" & _ "Data Source=localhost;" & _
I have created a User Defined Control that contains Add, Save, Edit, Search, Delete & Close Buttons. I added this User Defined Control in a New Form & How can I call Add, Save, EditSearch, Delete & Close Buttons of User Defined Controls from the New Form. What is the Code for calling a button of User Defined Controls from its Parent form?
example of a user-defined exception in VB.Net. I already have two examples that I was able to find online, but other than that, I cannot think of any more. I need to find at least 5 to put in my notes, and then submit to my teacher.The two I have so far are: invalid login information (such as improper username or password), and expired credit card information on an online store.
I apologize in advance about asking a newbie question. I am a less-than-intermediate programmer who has done most of his work in VB6, and now trying to wrap my mind around the new concepts of the NET languages.In VB 2010, I have a Structure called "Direction", with one data member -- an integer named "Value". It's supposed to represent a value of degrees from 0 to 359.
Is there a way to create a user-defined ImageList? I would like the user to be able to assign images to ImageList that would be stored for use in future sessions.
Well I had a thread going that branched out to this topic, so rather completely veering off the main topic there, I felt creating a new thread was adequate.So as the title says, I'm trying to create a user-defined type. It's not a simple type at that but a user here had showed me a way to fix all my problems. That was to create a type BigDecimal. Which my initial thought was to utilize the BigInteger type. Being that the Integer Part, and Fractional parts would be split off into two variables, both BigIntegers. Which would be combined at the end as a "decimal". However I have many many questions see that this is my first attempt at truly creating a type of my own. So as of right now I'm basically swinging in the dark here.
Im using a simple access database with only 2 tables and I creadted a form with a datagrid to show all data inside the tables, and now i want to create search buttons for each field of the table . like, "seach by Name", Seach by date" etc... i tried to use the simple code
Code:
Private Sub Button3_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button3.Click Dim cod As String cod = InputBox("Type the Id to search: ", "Search By ID") If cod <> " " Then
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My biggest problem now is that this code works very well to search by id (which is my table primary key), but now i want to search by other fields and this code only allows to search by primary key! Is there any way to use something similar to this code to search by other fields?
This program would allow users to click a button and display three different types of patterns (shown below). The user could also enter the number of rows they wanted to display and a character that they wanted to use for the pattern (*, &, etc).[code]...
I am having trouble with this code. Can someone tell me why the "Project Processing' section doesn't run at all? The 'Client Processing' section runs and executes find but it seems the 'Project Processing' section does not. very frustrated at the moment!
I have a database of 7 items that I want the user to be able to choose the order in which each is listed for use further along in programming. I'm thinking of using combboxes bound to the database. I found out that each combobox will have to have its own dataset otherwise they will all show whatever the current one that has focus changes to. Is there an easier way to be able to do this or is having 7 datasets bound to the comboboxes the best way? For this purpose I don't need all the contents listed in a DGV, only need the component name for now if this helps. Database programming is new to me and I'm a hobbyist programmer from VB6 days making the transition.
I have a new solution with 5 projects inside. a data access layer, database, 2 class libraries, and the main form. These are all components that I had worked on to get to this point of combining into 1 solution. Now what I have run into is I can not the actual functions in the class libraries. I can get to the class level, but that is it. ere is a sample line of code I need to get working. Once I get this one line, the rest will be obvious: Temperature is on the main form. get for options is "Equals, GetHashCode, GetType", etc... Before this I had bult, compiled, and referenced these classes separately, and it worked fine. I know this is going to be an easy answer, I'm just not seeing it for some reason.
I have a camera for which the complete source code with header files(.h) and all libraries files(.lib) are given in VC++. Now if I want to access the function calls in the header files and in turn the functions in the library from VB.NET, I am required to write a wrapper DLL for accessing the function calls which I never did till now.