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ADO OLE DB Connection Strings. The following are a collection of OLE DB Connection Strings encapsulated as complete Classic ASP scripts.

ADO OLE DB Connection Strings

These are a quick and easy way of getting data out of a range of database types. The connection strings are highlighted in blue and the parts of the script you should change to suit your database location, name, table and field are in bold . [ Access ] [ Excel ] [ CSV ] [ Oracle ] [ SQL Server ] [ Index Server ] [ ODBC Strings ] Access 97/2000/XP/2003 Database Connection String using Microsoft Jet Driver (DSN less) <%@LANGUAGE=VBSCRIPT%> <% Option Explicit Dim strConnection, conn, rs, strSQL. ASP Script for Querying Active Directory User Details using ADSI - ASP Free.

ASP Active Directory - ASP.NET. Scripting Exchange Using VBScript and ADSI (Part 2) If you missed the other articles in this series please read: Creation You can use ADSI to access an object and also to create one but the Exchange operations involved, such as mailbox enabling a user, cannot be done with ADSI alone.

Scripting Exchange Using VBScript and ADSI (Part 2)

Instead, CDOEXM, an interface created for Exchange management operations is used. Script to Search for a User in Active Directory - www.enterpriseitplanet.com. Scripting Active Directory Groups using VBScript. Monitor servers, workstations, devices and applications in your network Adding 1,000 Users to a Security Group Demonstration script that creates a security group named Group1, and adds one thousand users (UserNo1 through UserNo10000) to that group.

Scripting Active Directory Groups using VBScript

This script is not intended for use in a production environment. Const ADS_PROPERTY_APPEND = 3 Set objRootDSE = GetObject(" Set objContainer = GetObject(" & _ objRootDSE.Get("defaultNamingContext")) Set objGroup = objContainer.Create("Group", "cn=Group1") objGroup.Put "sAMAccountName","Group1" objGroup.SetInfo For i = 1 To 1000 strDN = ",cn=Users," & objRootDSE.defaultNamingContext objGroup.PutEx ADS_PROPERTY_APPEND, "member", _ Array("cn=UserNo" & i & strDN) objGroup.SetInfo Next WScript.Echo "Group1 created and 1000 Users added to the group.

" Constants Exported by Microsoft Access 2002 Type Library MSACC.OLB. OpenTable Method [Access 2007 Developer Reference] The topic you requested is included in another documentation set.

OpenTable Method [Access 2007 Developer Reference]

For convenience, it's displayed below. Choose Switch to see the topic in its original location. The OpenTable method carries out the OpenTable action in Visual Basic. Syntax expression.OpenTable(TableName, View, DataMode) How to display the Common 'File-Open' Dialog to Choose a File - Access Image FAQ. A common requirement when building an image database is to give the user some way to select an image file.

How to display the Common 'File-Open' Dialog to Choose a File - Access Image FAQ

The 'Common File-Open' dialog provides a flexible and consistent way to do this, using the standard dialog which most Windows users are already familiar with. The dialog can also be used in 'Save' mode to choose the target for saving a file. The 'Common Dialog OCX' controls provide a simple way to do this, however these controls can give rise to versioning and distribution problems (especially in runtime applications), and are generally not recommended. Instead, you can call the Win32 API directly to use the common dialogs. Although the API code is somewhat complex, fortunately Ken Getz has generously written a module that you can reuse in your applications, reducing the effort to a cut-and-paste, then writing just a few lines to show the dialog. Usage.

How To Declare an Array at Application Level Scope in Active Server Pages. In developing a Web Application, you may want to declare a table of data for use by one or more pages at application level scope.

How To Declare an Array at Application Level Scope in Active Server Pages

This article demonstrates how to declare, populate, and reference an array that has been declared at application level scope. Declaring Arrays at Application Level Scope Repeat the following steps for a demonstration on referencing arrays with application scope. On a computer that is running Active Server Pages, create a folder named ATEST and configure Internet Information Server (IIS) to recognize this directory as a virtual root with execute permissions. Create a file in this directory named Global.asa. Observe that, in the above sample, it is only during application startup that the contents of the variables collection of the Application object is altered.

Office Space: Reading Data from a Microsoft Access Database. Welcome to Office Space, the column that offers tips and tricks for scripting Microsoft® Office applications.

Office Space: Reading Data from a Microsoft Access Database

We’ll post new tips every Thursday; to see an archive of previous tips, visit the Office Space Archive. And if you have particular questions about Microsoft Office scripting, feel free to send them to scripter@microsoft.com (in English, if possible). We can’t promise to answer all the questions we receive, but we’ll do our best. Reading Data from a Microsoft Access Database You know, every family has one, the family member who’s just a little bit different. How to find a record using ADO and Jet OLE DB provider. VBScript samples, PowerShell samples, discussion forums, training resources, and more. VBScript - Add Field Onto Access Table.

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