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Thursday, March 8, 2012

Assign several different sets of paramters, to be chosen by user?

Hi,

Is there a way to put in several different sets of values for the defaults in parameters, where the user could then choose which set of defaults they want?

For example, I have two drop-downs for dates: Start Date and End Date. I would also like another drop-down (or button, or whatever) called, say "Interval". It would have choices such as "1 week interval" or "52 week interval", and whatever is chosen would set the Start and End Dates to whatever default values I had assigned to the parameters in "Interval".

It's not quite the same as cascading parameters. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.Sorry, but this is cascading parameters. One parameter which pulls of the data from the server and fills the other parameters afterwards, thats truly cascading.

HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.

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Thursday, February 16, 2012

ASP.Net SQL Provider

Hello,
I am using the Visual Web Developer and would like to use the Web Site
Administration Tool to connect to a remote SQL server (it defaults to SQL
Express).
I have already run the regsql tool. My tables on my remote SQL server are
installed.
How do I add a provider in the code since I cannot do it in the GUI?
Thank you,
Exchange2003See if this helps you
www.ConnectionStrings.com
Madhivanan