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• try a thread sleep

  Here is another suggestion Try putting a thread sleep on the server side just before your response.redirect statement. eg System.threading.Thread.Sleep("3000") You'll have to sort out exactely how many milli seconds you want to put in the sleep above. Hope this helps

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by MartijnG on 10/30/2009

• Re: Any release of 64 Bit Jet drivers on the horizon?

  Thanks for your feedback everyone. I have since also found this link of a provider that can be purchased. I'm not sure if this will work with an Access database file off the mark but worth looking into. I guess 2010 isn't to far away I might be able to wait for the new provider to come out with MS office. http://www.vistadb.net/vistadb/ M:)

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by MartijnG on 10/21/2009

• Any release of 64 Bit Jet drivers on the horizon?

  Can any of the Microsoft people comment if any 64 Bit Jet drivers will be developed? I’m working on a large web application that runs in 64 bit with a big database backend but one small part of the application requires the ability to connect to some Access databases using oledb. At the moment I’ve dropped the whole app down to 32 bit to make it work but it was faster on 64 bit. Unless there is any intention of MS developing 64 bit Jet Driver then I may queue these reporting & data manipulation

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by MartijnG on 9/17/2009

• Re: Adding an item to existing cache that is in the from of dataset

  thanks

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by MartijnG on 7/3/2009

• Re: Adding an item to existing cache that is in the from of dataset

  Thanks Gayan I'm still a bit stuck for examples on where to start. Do you know of any good links to examples? Regards Martijn

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by MartijnG on 6/30/2009

• Adding an item to existing cache that is in the from of dataset

  Hi I’m using a cache dataset that is the later bound to a drop down list. I need to be able to add an extra entry to the cache. I’ve found the .add method doesn’t not seem to work when the cache is a dataset. I’ve also attempted to work this by pulling the cache into a dataset, adding a new entry to the dataset, removing the original cache and then reinserting the dataset but working through some problems with this. Is there a far easier approach to this anyone knows about? Any feedback appreciated

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by MartijnG on 6/28/2009

• Re: Adding an item to existing cache that is in the from of dataset

  I finally got it working. The method I used was. 1. Pull the cached dataset into a local dataset 2. create a new dataset and add my one manual entry 3. All the data from the dataset in step (1) to this dataset also 4. remove the cached dataset 5. Reinsert the data set from step (3) into the cache as a whole dataset Quite a lot of mucking around I could not take the existing cached dataset and just add one entry to it be using cache.add I’m still wondering if there is something I’ve missed, I’ve spend

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by MartijnG on 6/28/2009

• does unique index do more than just being a constraint?

  I’ve been trying to get some clarity around some of the technical aspects of using unique index. The MySQL reference manual states; "A UNIQUE index creates a constraint such that all values in the index must be distinct. An error occurs if you try to add a new row with a key value that matches an existing row. This constraint does not apply to NULL values except for the BDB storage engine. For other engines, a UNIQUE index allows multiple NULL values for columns that can contain NULL. If you

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by MartijnG on 4/24/2009

• Re: Best way to update my website to ASP.NET 3.5?

  You can goes quite a long way with Visual Web Developer Express Edition 2008 which is a free download. The only limitation that this software has imposed on me when using it is not being able to create deployment projects to pre compile. I'm not sure what the other limitations of express are but they have never been a problem to me. Its worth trying it out.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by MartijnG on 1/29/2009

• Re: Best way to update my website to ASP.NET 3.5?

  I've been through the process with the upgrade wizard that Jeev described. Its pretty straight forward. After the wizard I tested the site, there were a few small issues but Visual Studio pretty much offered all the right corrections to choose from and I was up in business pretty quick after testing. M:)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by MartijnG on 1/27/2009