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• Re: Is 4.x written in .NET 2.0?

  Thanks or you rreply, but no, actually that didn't answer my question. As I stated in the initial question that the C# conversion post has not be updated since early 2005. I was just wondering if there was a more recent update than that.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by humanpixel on 3/14/2006

• DNN and Google Crawling.... Just The Facts

  Hi All, Forgive me if this topic has already been covered. I did some searching on this subject and I found some results that didn't really answer my questions. My question is for people who have successfuly managed to get their DDN sites indexed by Google and have managed to get a decent search result spot. 1. Since the DNN is a dynamic site, is it possible to still be fully crawled by Google and have the entire site indexed? If so, how? 2. Is there some documentation somewhere about some of the

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by humanpixel on 3/14/2006

• Re: Is 4.x written in .NET 2.0?

  Yet another question, does the current version work on SQL Server 2005?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by humanpixel on 3/2/2006

• Re: Is 4.x written in .NET 2.0?

  One other quick quesiton, has there been any progress made on a C# conversion? The last update to the C# thread was made in May of 2005. Thanks,

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by humanpixel on 3/2/2006

• Is 4.x written in .NET 2.0?

  Forgive me for the lame quesiton, but I haven't used the DNN in a long time and I'm about to get reaquanted with the newest version. What version of .NET is the current version written in? Thanks,

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by humanpixel on 3/2/2006

• Re: PL/SQL Question about sequences...

  No, thank you for putting me on the right track! You meant to do that right? ;) You just wanted me to think about the problem and solve it myself.... very clever...

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by humanpixel on 12/7/2005

• Re: PL/SQL Question about sequences...

  No, it's because Oraclse sees the embedded select statement as a single column rather than multiple columns. This fixed the problem: declare seq PLS_INTEGER; begin select my_sequence.nextval into seq from dual; insert into my_table select seq, field1, field2, field3, field4 from other_table; end;

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by humanpixel on 12/6/2005

• Re: PL/SQL Question about sequences...

  Thanks, but this didn't work. It returns an error: "Not enough values".

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by humanpixel on 12/4/2005

• Re: Enterprise Library Data Access - Close connection...

  Triax, Agian, thanks for taking the time to help on this. This clears up some questions we have had here. I intend to to a more thurough analysis of why we were getting connection leaks. When I get the time to do that I will post the results back here. Thanks.

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by humanpixel on 11/8/2005

• Re: Error connecting to database when unit-testing

  Can you post your config files with changed values for your DB and user account info? I have run into this type of problem when I modify or customize my config file after I use the configuration GUI to create my config files.

  Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by humanpixel on 11/4/2005