I am trying to read in a file and store the byte position of each line read so that I can write out to another file the records in any order that I want. I am doing more manipulation of the lines, hence why I need the line position from the original file, but for simplicity sake, I am just including code to display the problem I am encountering. When I read in the file, I am getting the correct file position, but when I write out the lines, every 1024 characters it is re-writing whatever current line it is on. I am assume there is some buffer that is coming into play that I am not familiar with,
The goal is to write data to a SQL Server 2008 FILESTREAM file using VB.Net. An "Access Denied" message occurs when creating a FileStream object in the code(see red underlined code below). SQL Server 2008 is configured to "Allow remote clients to have streaming access to FILESTREM data" along with "Enable FILESTREAM for Transaction-SQL access"... What configuration setting is missing and causing the "Access Denied" message? Figure 1.) Code used to stream data to SQL Server managed file
I am reading data from a file there is a part in the file were I want to just seek to the end of the file and stop reading but cannot seem to get seek working. Only thing that seems to work is ReadToEnd, any ideas. here the code I use to read data,
vbnet Dim sr As New StreamReader("C:outDoom.txt") While sr.Peek <> -1
I'm trying to write a code in visual basic to perform the Excel version of Goal Seek in Access, When I wrote the code, wich included the formula below to do the goalseek function, it gives me an error and identifies the"Range" in the "ChangingCell" segment of the formula as a problem.I am using two text boxes (Text210 and Text495); one that contains the data and the other box for the results.[code]
How can I get the key of a dictionary by passing the index value? I'm trying: If rs.Fields("NM").Value = dictNM.key(0) that is, I want it to compare to the first key in the dictionary but I get the error Compile error: Invalid use of property I tried googling, but to no avail. I'm hoping this is even possible.
I have a binary file that I need to seek to certain record numbers. This is the code that i have been using to search an ASCII file. My problem is I don't know how to read specific binary "fields" in this new binary file. The 2 fields I need are a Long and an Int 64 field.
Dim MyFile As New FileInfo(File) Dim fs As New FileStream(File, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite) For x = 0 To RecLength - 1 fs.Seek(ConvertRecNumToByte + x, SeekOrigin.Begin) RecHold = RecHold & Convert.ToChar(fs.ReadByte()) Next
I want to make a program that can play MP3-files from my FTP-server.I know how to play, pause and stop music from stream, but i don't know how to add seek-ability.You know, like in Spotify or Grooveshark, they play streamed audio with seek.so, i would like to be able to seek, and the trackbar would show where in the song you currently are.So, my questions are:
1.What codec should i use? I have NAudio, will that work?
2.Is there any examples or tutorials on how to do this, any at all? (i couldn't find any)
I need to get the ID number from an acces table (I am working with GIS .. I do not nkow if that helps) from a record (I do not know if I am using the correct technical words here)
In VB3, I could open an Access file, select the table, specify the index and read a record in just that many lines. [code] If the customer's phone number was stored in Access as Phone, once the seek command was implemented, it was available as HeaderTb(Phone)In this example, OE was short for Order Entry, and the database contained the header files for all orders.I worked through the oft-cited tutorial to pick up the basics for database control, but it provides a means for the user to look over and work with records.But what if my application was more of a relational database? How do I instruct VB10 to access a record by its key and how do I use the data it comes back with?
I am attempting to read specific lines of GIANT text files (> 150 MB) with hundreds of thousands of lines. The files are contained on an FTP site. I can successfully open the files using FTPwebrequest and streamreader but to get to a specific line using streamreader, you have to read every line before it. Obviously this takes a lot of time when you need to get to the millionth line.
A much faster way, I think, would be to use filestream and the filestream.position function. However, I'm not sure how to open a file as a filestream from FTP. I have tried:
Dim ftpaddress as string = "ftp://####@ftp.textfile.asc+" Dim fileStream1 As New FileStream(ftpaddress, IO.FileMode.Open, IO.FileAccess.Read)
I'm making a type of download manager which downloads parts of a file using HTTPREQUEST.addrange. The parts download without a problem and currently I use 5 instances of the same class to download the parts simultaneously each one downloading a different section of the file. Now my problem is that I don't want to save each part as a file then merge them later, I want to use a singular filestream and append everything asynchronously. In the code below I attempted to use the seek method but it feels like it changes the seek for all of the other parts as well.
i searched a bit but i cant find something useful.i need to take my files to filestream (i can do this with file paths)and i wanna save this files to somewhere else on my program. Is it possible that with the using FileStream?
VB.NET application which allows user to split a file in smaller files. However the stand alone executable of the application,had a permission problem using filestream to read a file without an OutOfMemory exception, while selecting to split locatein certain directories like "C:".To solve the problem i checked My Project window and the "Security" tab, and i tried checking the checkbox: "Enable ClickOnce Security Setting" and selecting "fulltrust application". This added to my app.manifest these lines of code:
I'm working on a project to extract documents from a SQL Database and writing those documents to a network drive. However some of the files pointed at in the DB are encrypted files (RijndaelManaged)that reside on another network driveI have been able to retrieve, and decrypt the files using streams. Now aving problems saving or converting the Memorystream into an actual file.
Here is my code Public Sub ExtractDocument(ByVal ThisDocumentInfo
I am using BinaryFormatters (System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary.BinaryFormatter) and FileStreams (System.IO.FileStream) to perform simple Open, Save, and Save As commands. I am using a separate FileStream and BinaryFormatter in each method.
My issue is that there is a delay for between four and ten or so seconds after performing any of those abilities before you can perform any other of them. Apparently the file is open in "another process", which (my guess) is the FileStream.Let's say I save and close a file in my app. I then go File > Open and select the same file and go to open it. I get that error returned.This isn't really an issue with the code, it's more me asking what the reasons are for why this is happening. What would be a way to work around this?
I have a filestream, and I want to save a file from that filestream? Like there are bytes in that file stream, and from those I want a "file.exe" to automatically appear on my desktop.
I'm using a code snippet, and I think this is the important part: Dim fstr As New FileStream("file.exe", FileMode.OpenOrCreate, FileAccess.Write) fstr.Write(validArg1, validArg2, validArg3) fstr.Close()
Do I have to use a for loop? Or is there a function like this: IO.File.WriteAllBytes(myPath, fstr.AllBytes)
I am trying to build a resource file for a website basically jamming all the images into a compressed file that is then unpacked on the output buffers to the client. my question is in vb2005 can a filestream be multi threaded if you know the size of the converted file, ala like a bit torrent and work on pieces of the filestream ( the individual files in this case) and add them to the resource filestream when they are done instead of one at a time?
The file read is a mp3 or wav file.But my code Comb_Audio_Length, cannot determine the bitrate correctly as different mp3 and wav file have different bitrate....How can I read the bitrate value so as to calculate the audio length correctly?
Dim fs As FileStream fs = New FileStream(strFilePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read) Dim filesize As Int32
making a WCF service before or do know anything about them, so this should be pretty simple. I have to get this "program" to take an excel file from a folder, and send it to this service but I keep getting this very specific error message:
The remote server returned an unexpected response: (400) Bad Request.
Probably one of the most specific error messages I have come across in my days. This is my code for the program, and what I have as his "service reference".
vb Imports System.IOImports System.ThreadingImports System.Net.MailImports System.TextImports WindowsApplication1.ServiceReference1Imports SystemImports Microsoft.VisualBasicPublic Class Form1 Const Processfolder As String = "C:TestScottsCrap" Const Processedfolder As String = "C:TestScottsCrapCrap" Const ErrorFolder As String = "C:TestScottsCrapError" Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As
My goal is to upload a string to a txt file on an ftp server.Here is what I have found so far:
vb Dim clsRequest As System.Net.FtpWebRequest = _ DirectCast(System.Net.WebRequest.Create(RemoteFilename), System.Net.FtpWebRequest) clsRequest.Credentials = New System.Net.NetworkCredential("usr", "pw")
[code]....
Is there a way to convert a String into something that clsStream.Write will accept?
I'm trying to write a file in chunks in a loop but the filestream.write just causes the sub to end the second time round but the first chunk it written and the savefiledialog remains?
edit: I was using an offset which I shouldn't have so now it writes the file just fine but the savefiledialog doesn't close itself?
Here's the catch - for the program I'm making I would like to avoid creating a copy of the file in its totally unencrypted state (I'm using a modified, quick-and-dirty XOR cipher for that. It's secure enough for my purposes and faster than the stronger encryption). Anyhow, what I would like to do is read a block of data, de/encrypt it (in memory) and then write the changed bytes to the same location they previously would have been within the file.
I've found the problem a little outside my programming abilities, so I was wondering if anybody had a pre-made solution, links to appropriate examples, or an all out explanation.
I am trying to replace an existing bitmap using a filestream. I can do it once, but if I try to replace it again, using the same filestream command, I get the following error:
"The process cannot access the file 'F:\base.bmp' because it is being used by another process."
Private Sub btnSquare_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnSquare.Click Dim image As New Bitmap(pic.Width, pic.Height)
