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I haven't used WMI in a long time, but can you concatenate your queries? For example:



Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Processor; Select * from Win32_BIOS")

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It's clear to me so I'm not sure why this is needed but translation:

- You're possibly creating the command object every time, and not necessarily doing it in the most expedient fashion. That...

First, what language are you writing your script in?

Beyond that - do you have an XML Schema for this document type? If so, you should be able to run a validating parser against your document and...

What are you asking for help on? If you want to see the actual data going across the wire for testing purposes, use a sniffer (wireshark), a proxy tool (ie, Fiddler), or something like Firebug. If...

What method are you using to stop the data from being cached? Also, this may be browser dependent - are you expecting a certain browser version?

No - it's not just SQL - it's concatenating the values of the row into a given ad-hoc SQL statement.

Assuming the data is always in order (sorted per the SchoolID,) you wouldn't have to read ahead. If you're after the format you've printed, try this:



select statement here.... ordered by...

Not certain it will make a difference, but the query is pulling 14 columns of data - if you perform a simpler query does it improve?

Also you mentioned using Oracle - which client library are you...

What is the error you receive?

What are you actually trying to do?

It looks like you want to parse each row of a log file that has 8 sections of data. The problem is with the way you've built this code you'll never get more...

We'd have to see what your reader is doing overall - meaning what query are you running?, what database are you using?, what client are you using?, what are your connection string options?, etc...
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It's a cookie, so it's client side. Assuming that you've actually set the cookie to be persistent (the default is for in client memory) the server should handle it just like it would without...

Have you guys tried Google for reference on the System.Net.Mail namespace? The first link that came up for me shows exactly how to easily pull this off.
The 2nd link is the Microsoft reference for...

Have you verified that the dll is on the server, registered, and accessible to the ASP.NET service user?

The most important piece to note here is do not use this for anything security related (ie, not showing a contest page until a certain time). If you're trying to give a job time to run, make the...

First, if you're requiring a 4 digit year, make the last part \d{4}, otherwise it will accept a 2, 3, or 4 digit year.

Otherwise, what values are you testing with?

The simplest method is likely to involve a simple javascript countdown tool that has the time initialized via a server side script. What language are you wanting to use on the server side?

This type of thing gets *really* ugly as you go along as slight changes will often break the code / extract.

Basically, you'll need to match across each set of <tr>...</tr>'s (using a multi-line...

Your popup contains mixed http / https requests. Make it all of one type - otherwise you have to modify the browser settings.

Several things:

- It's best to provide the actual text of the errors you're getting. Your code may be correct but the environment may have issues. The actual error messages help decipher that.
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If I understand you correctly, you're passing a comma separated list of values as an entry for a given key. When accessing it via $_POST, you get that list back, but you want an array.

If that's...

As MMH mentions, this is what you need to look at, but be careful about making it too large. If this is a public site, it makes it possible for someone to DoS the site by sending too many large...

It depends on where you're doing it - if you're writing this in the markup for a page, use the <%= %> tags. If you're doing it in a code-behind or in script, you just need to concatenate the strings...

It's going to be difficult to find out exactly what's going on without seeing it - your best bet may be to open a support case.

It depends on what you need to do - if you place it in a string value, you can simply concatenate it to a URL / query string as needed. For on page, there are many ways - most simplistic (in...