Reverend Jim

Technically, MySql is not a database server. It is a database engine and the engine plus the supporting hardware/software constitutes a database server. A **database**, however, is the set of tables/stored procedures, etc. specific to an implementation. That is why we refer to things like an employee database or a …

In order to resolve a problem whereby Microsoft keeps updating my video driver (which works) with a newer version that is crippled, I installed the Windows 10 Creator's Update. So far it - Reset driver update back to auto (I had disabled it) - Re-enabled OneDrive (I had disabled that …

Try opening a shell as Admin and typing cacls pics /e /g %username%:full but if that doesn't work you could always boot into a linux livecd and just copy the files to another folder.

You might want to check out [spinrite](https://www.grc.com/spinrite.htm). It might recover otherwise inaccessible areas of the drive.

There is also the possibility that some programmer wrote code that accesses the columns in a recordset by number rather than by name. I've seen it done more than once by someone new to DB programming.

Officially, Microsoft was still offering the free upgrade only to users of "accessibility" features but they weren't asking for any verification so it's basically just an extension. I have two laptops that I don't want to upgrade just yet so in order to allow me to do the upgrade later …

Can I assume you meant **"deploying"**? There are lots of apps I deplore.

I presume delta (change in) x and delta y (calculus terms).

At the worst I was repeatedly cycling through the four top-level forums, mass deleting 50-100 spams in each. By the time I was done the last forum it was time to start again with the first one.

Hello. How are things in West Bengal? Probably a lot warmer than here (-27C) just now.

A switch construct needs a `switch` statement. You don't have one. Look up the syntax.

Is there a question?

Check the pairing of your brace brackets. They aren't paired properly. You are missing a few closing brackets in `case 2`. You should also remove the final closing brace at the very end.

There is a general rule in programming that states "if you don't know what your program is supposed to do then you shouldn't start writing it." Start by writing the algorithm in English (pseudo-code). Then do a walk through of the pseudo-code to see if the algorithm is correct. After …

And what part is giving you trouble?

I think this is a case where you'll find the recursive approach much more clear and concise. Module Module1 Sub Main() Permute({1, 2, 3, 4}) Console.ReadLine() End Sub Sub Permute(nums() As Integer, Optional start As Integer = 0) If start = nums.Length Then OutputArray(nums) Else For i As Integer = …

Hah. I was just about to send you greetings Alan. You beat me to it. Stress free (mostly) celebrations going on here this Christmas. My eldest is home from Long Island for an extended visit and waiting to hear about a research position in Cambridge. My yearly checkup tests all …

Does it matter which USB port you plug it into? Is it a wired mouse, or a wireless mouse? If it's a wireless mouse, are the batteries fully charged? Do you have any problems with any other USB devices? Have you run any diagnostics?

Since `Date` cannot be both `Nov` and `Oct` your Case will always return 0. Also, `Date` is possibly a reserved word and should be avoided as a field name. It's been a few years since I've had a SQL DB installed so I am a bit rusty (and I can't …

And post it in the correct section.

Your explanation is not consistent. You state that the user is to enter a range as in "find me all numbers between x and y that are divisible by both 3 and 4." Later you state that you "input value 120 10 times". That is inconsistent with the problem so …

I think a google search and a little effort on your part should do the trick.

1. Read 1. Write 1. Repeat We learn by doing. If you don't put in the effort you won't learn anything.

Show us what you've tried so far.

It would be a lot easier to answer that if you posted the code.

You could also start by reading [Gaussian Elimination Algorithm](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaussian_elimination).

You might as well have said "I have the following code:" int main() { } "I just need a little help with the middle." Please read [this thread](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question) for suggestions on how to post meaningful questions. You might get some ideas as to what is expected of you before you …

Have you run a full slate of diagnostics on all the hardware?

I don't imagine anyone here is going to write your code for you but at least you were honest enough to admit it is for a school assignment. Having said that I want to mention that if I were marking your assignment (and it is something I used to do …

Read books. Write code.

Well, first I would learn how to program in C++. What I would not do is ask someone else to do it without showing that I had put some effort into doing it myself first.

If you don't care about the order of the strings, just keep track of the number of strings and replace the address of the deleted string with the address of the last string. Then decrease the count by one. If order is important than use a linked list as suggested …

You start by reading the Daniweb [Posting Rules](https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules) and [Posting Suggestions](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question) to increase your chances of getting a timely (and more useful) response. You might also benefit by starting a new thread instead of hijacking one that is more than nine years old.

Is anyone familiar with Microsoft Remote Desktop? I'm referring to the application with the name MSTSC.EXE. I used this years ago at the office to remote into the servers from home but MS has made changes since then. I have one laptop downstairs that is usually unattended and I have …

I suggest you read the Daniweb [Posting Rules](https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/rules) as well as [Read This Before Posting a Question](https://www.daniweb.com/programming/threads/435023/read-this-before-posting-a-question).

Make a list of all possible questions (list of question numbers or list of addresses). Pick a random entry from the list then delete that entry.

It used to be that "if you aren't paying for it then **YOU** are the product". What the manufacturer is doing is vile. Unfortunately, if the others follow suit we'll be left with no choice other than "if you don't like it then don't buy it."

Completely aside from the actual problem I would like to make two suggestions: 1. Post programming questions in the programming forum 1. Read the topmost thread titled **Read This Before Posting A Question** If you had done that you would have chosen a more appropriate and informative title than "Help". …

As I understand it, the `/SL` switch says that rather than treating the symbolic link folder as a real folder (and doing a deep copy), just create a symbolic link in the target folder with the same name as the original symbolic link and pointing to the same target. If …

[How to make a database in vb.net](http://bfy.tw/Eu2p) Pick the first (technet) link.

Yes. Use parameterized queries.

Can you be more specific?

You also might try the `takeown` command. Type takeown /? for instructions.

Greetings from the GWN (Great White North).

If you don't even know how to use a switch statement then I suggest you start with something a little simpler than a POS system. If you are too lazy to google `c switch statement` then I suggest you pick a less demanding field.

And I've been using Windows since 3.1 and have never been the victim of malware so it seems to me that you are just making the point that you don't know how to protect a Windows based system as opposed to "Linux is better than Windows, nyah nyah".

The last I had heard (in the US), you cannot be forced to unlock a phone that has been locked with a password, however, you are required by law to unlock a phone on request if it is locked via biometrics (fingerprint/facial recognition). While a biometric lock might be more …

You don't write pseudo-code in python. Pseudo-code should be language independent. Thus the "pseudo" part.

Water under the bridge.