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• Re: Confirm Needed: More than one Invocation of ChangePassword Causes Application to Crash

  Ah I see... I have been tempted to just run this whole deal under a service account, if it wasn't for the reqs I might... Thank you much for your input...

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 9/27/2007

• Re: Confirm Needed: More than one Invocation of ChangePassword Causes Application to Crash

  The credentials are identical and that bit is no problem, however to do a 'set' I would need to use a service account will higher perms than that of a user, as I recall, Set is an admin method, not a user method, whereas 'Change' is a user allowed method, so the users' context wouldn't be allowed to run a 'SetPassword' but can indeed run a 'ChangePassword'... I suppose I can just code it for both password changes and see what happens, but I prefer not to write

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 9/27/2007

• Re: Confirm Needed: More than one Invocation of ChangePassword Causes Application to Crash

  User will be changing them, so they will be entering their passwords through the UI, then that is used complete the changes.... Is it possible that what I'm being told actually relates to SetPassword and not ChangePassword? ...That's my theory anyway.... SetPassword requires admin and is more guarded because no user password is provided, ChangePassword however is allowed by the account user, so if they are providing their own password it seems to me that it would be fine to do it two times

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 9/27/2007

• Confirm Needed: More than one Invocation of ChangePassword Causes Application to Crash

  Like it says, I've heard a couple times now that if I invoke the ChangePassword method more than once from the same app domain, it'll bomb-out... I am trying to synchronize passwords across two entirely seperate domains, so I don't want to code one app to do both if it's not possible, and I need two apps to do the job.... Thanks in-advance, Daniel

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 9/27/2007

• Re: Converting Now date to Oracle's whacky date

  So I assume then that since you are storing Date by days that the issue is that an operation may occur at midnight and the same record may then have two different dates for the same data? I would tend to default to the ToString overloads, but knowing that those will give you string values, you would still need to perform more operations to get what you want. You can always just use Oracle's SYSDATE for the initial insert and then, to complete your operations do an ExecuteScalar to retrieve that

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 5/23/2007

• Re: Converting Now date to Oracle's whacky date

  [quote user="MonkeyHead"] Here's the basics of it: This causes invalid month error (while doing the actual insert into Oracle): DateTime cFiled; cFiled = System.DateTime.Now(); sqlInsert = "INSERT INTO tbl(OracleDate) VALUES ('" + cFiled + "')"; If I do this it's going to cause implicit conversion errors: DateTime cFiled; cFiled = System.DateTime.Now.ToString("dd-MMM-yy"); sqlInsert = "INSERT INTO tbl(OracleDate) VALUES ('" + cFiled

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 5/23/2007

• Re: User's DateTime

  Not sure if I'm getting your meaning, but it seems to me that considering that the client might be accessing from anywhere, you'd want to avoid using the server-side as much as possible (and hence VB.NET on the server), inwhich case the Javascript really is the best route.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 5/21/2007

• Re: Please Help

  Well there are *many* ways to do it... Coming right to mind is storing information in session variables until the last page, then doing your database op there... Here's something on Session variables: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/87069683.aspx Good luck =)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 5/21/2007

• Re: Add to dropdownlist

  Go into your form designer and check that Dropdownlist2 is listed among the various controls there (the file named "formName.designer.vb". Did you drag and drop this from the toolbox, or just add code to the aspx page? And it looks like your doing this inline with the aspx page, you *might* find it a bit more intuitive to use a code-behind (just a cheesy suggestion)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 5/21/2007

• Re: Page_Load not firing after moving page from VB.NET to C#

  Try AutoEventWireup = "true" up at the top

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dcpennington2 on 5/21/2007