When working on an application connected to a database I stumbled upon a question which I can't seem to find an answer for searching the Web.
Which of the following two ways are to prefer...
I have an application which is installed on a couple of PC's. This application is connected to an MS-Access database located in a folder on a networkdrive.
I've recently started .NET programming and came across a couple of things, while working with dynamically generated controls on a web page, which I need a bit more explanation on.
I'm hoping someone here can give me some directions.
The thing is that I've been programming for quite some time now.
However, the last few years I've been lacking ideas for something useful...
X(a) = Ax·a³ + Bx·3·a²·b + Cx·3·a·b² + Dx·b³
Y(a) = Ay·a³ + By·3·a²·b + Cy·3·a·b² + Dy·b³
A, B, C and D are the control points.
'a' is a value from 0 to 1.
b=1-a
Maybe I'm on the wrong path here, but, isn't it possible to create a new thread for the subroutine. That way you could do whatever you want while the subroutine runs in the background.
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The easiest way probably would be to create a macro with VBA in the Excel file that creates a connection to the SQL server and then adds the information.
Maybe I'm on the wrong path, but, can't you just but the letters in, for example, column A and each letter's value in column B. Then just hide the B column.
That way you can get the sum by...
I don't know if it is the best way to do it, but atleast it works.
What you need in the Excel book is 2 sheets, "Sheet1" and "Sheet2".
The next thing you need is to have the data in the...
My question is as follows.
I have an application which apx. 4 users will use. This app is connected to an MS-Access database.
For example, on the left side of the application, there is a...