Atif,

Here's an idea, using the concept you started with...

WHEN USER DUMMY

THEN FETCH CURRENT BACKUP AND

RESTORE DATABASE

Steve

(aka smunson)

:):):)

As for what to do about the space problem, I think you'll have no choice but to make that the first thing you check for on the KeyDown event, and...

Which software are you referring to when you say "You can only use the License once" ? The software from the DreamSpark site, or a paid for Developer...

Maybe I shouldn't give up so easily. Turns out the Key Down event DOES FIRE for the DELETE key, so there's likely to be a solution using the...

Ok, let's clarify, as I'm a bit confused. I had the impression that your tables were within the Access file (.mdb I presume), so if that's the...

In the same vein as "No ticky, no washy" ...

"No keypress event for the DELETE key, no way to keep other text box the same."

Oh well...:w00t:

Steve

(aka smunson)

:):):)

Actually, the BACKSPACE key IS being handled in my code. It's the DELETE key that's the killer :w00t:.

Steve

(aka smunson)

:):):)

I've just done some testing, and it turns out you CAN know where the cursor is. You use the SelStart property for that. However, the killer...

Just curious, but I take it that merely setting the other control to equal the value of the textbox that's being typed into, as part of the keypress event, doesn't...

The general angst over the inability to process large amounts of data with rather smallish hardware is interesting to observe. Unfortunately, SQL Server is going to need larger...

Interesting, that DreamSpark site. Do take note of the fact that they DON'T say what happens after you stop being a student. They DO say that you...

I just downloaded the migration assistant tool (for SQL 2005 version), last night, and wow, what an extraordinary tool. It took me 5 times through the process to...

I'm pretty sure you just do another install, and then that process will detect the existing instance(s) and allow you to create another one. Each instance is another...

PDF is a fixed format situation. You'll have to export in Excel to get that functionality, at least last I knew anyway.

Steve

(aka smunson)

:):):)

Is there any way to limit the parameter to being selected from a list? If you can feed the parameter list from a query, then you might not...