I need to add potentially a large number of items to a dataset, this currently works but is quite slow. There are some minor changes I can make to make this fast however the main culprates are the insert statements which are quite complex, With the deletes I changed the structure to be DELETE FROM TABLE WHERE ID IN () Instead of a per ID statement which made quite a difference executing for every 25 rows.The SPROC is linq enabled DbContext.MYSPROC(params) is there a way I could add the Sproc in the context to a batch group that I then execute when the currrent count of insertable items = 25? for each item in insertitems 'Don't want it to execute here
Batch.AddSproc(DbContext.MYSPROC(params))
If Count = 25 THEN Batch.RunSProcs
next
I need to fetch first 75 data or lines and insert in the sql table. Again next 75 data or lines and insert in the sql table. Again next 75 data or lines and insert in the sql table until it finish all.How i can do it in ASP.NET with C#
I am creating entries in a contract table using linq to sql.
One column needs to conditionally be assigned an application number from a range of values.
I'd like to simply increment the max existing value, however it is a multi-user application and I'm concerned about multiple contracts receiving the same app number if they happen too close together.
Is there a way to either force the entire thing to use the same transaction, or to execute both during the same submit?
I'm going to deploy my first app soon, and I would like to do a few things:1. Deploy the tables and sprocs needed for asp.net's membership stuff2. Create my own sprocs and set rights3. Edit the web.config fileIs there any way to do both of these? The only thing I will have to go on will be the connection string...
For my first project in vwd2008 with asp/vb i've created a work order system and everything's going well.. I use a gridview to show all work orders, and then i've been using a hyperlinkfield to link to a seperate page so that they can view and print the work order.
I've now been tasked with making it possible to print multiple work orders at once. How can i print multiple html pages at once without the user having to choose a printer each time?
I figure i can setup a checkbox for them to select the work orders.. and then create html links to each of the work orders..And then just use a button to start printing... ..but how would i print each of them?
Apologies if my question is too broad but I eed pointers on how to tackle the following problem. Currently, I run a batch file that launches a series of automation tests on QTP (a test automation tool). The batch file contains a vbs script path and it takes three parameters. Each time smeone needs to run the automation, I have to do this manually.What I'd like to be able to do is to allow other members of the team to access this functionality via an intranet web page. They would be able to login, choose the tests to run and then run them. My only other requirement is that the solution be based on .net and C# if possible. My current server is 2003 SP2.What is the best way to achiveve what I want? What is the recommended version of IIS and .NET framework to use? How do I configure IIS to be able to run the vbs script? I'm looking for a step-by-step approach if possible. I don't care if I have to convert the batch file into an executable or run the script directly, just as long as it is launched.
We have a module in a system called Batch Upload. The function of this module is a user will upload a file and we have to upload the content of the file in the database. I already used excel file but it just compatible in 32bit. I think of a CSV file format then we will validate the file and upload the valid data in the database. Does anyone know how to do Batch Upload in CSV format?
I have a problem which is a recent development. We used to be able to run a batch file from IIS, but now we can't. I have tried several different approaches to this issue, none of them have worked. I tried to run the batch file under cmd using CreateProcess, CreateProcessWithLoginW, CreateProcessAs User, none of which worked. I now know that CreateProcesswithLogonW won't work on Windows 2003 Server. This is a C++ webservice by the way, running on Windows 2003 server using IIS 5.1. I have also tried running the batch file from a vbs script and calling the script in C++ using system("Scriptname") and that does not work either. I have run out of options, or at least the options that I know about.
I learned that "EXEs in System32, which like CMD.EXE have "special" ACLs that prevent them from being launched remotely from IIS. CMD.EXE has further security checks inside of it to prevent being used to launch batch scripts launched remotely from IIS." So I have abondoned even attempting to run CreateProcess of anykind where I invoke "cmd.exe" to run a batch file. Which was why I tried the vbscript. I know this is a security issue. It has to do with either the NETWORK SERVICE account or the ASPNET account not having permission to do this. I have QA breathing down my neck at this point and I really need to figure out what to do. If it is a security setting that can be set without compromising security on the server then great (although I bet that isn't the case).
I've tried searching for the best method of doing batch uploads to YouTube but I've only found methods for uploading a single video to YouTube (which is fine, but not my situation).
I'd like to know the best method of uploading multiple videos to YouTube. I noticed here:
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That it needs to be spread out so you don't reach the quota. However, I noticed that Batch Processing is available here:
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Is it possible to create a batch upload to YouTube using the request.Batch call? Or is the only method to loop through the videos to be uploaded and upload them one at a time (given a 3-5 minute delay between each one)?
what exactly the batch debug option in web.config (attribute) does? I can tell it debugs in batches ( >1) but I cannot find anymore background info on this setting.
I am creating an intranet application which runs a batch file and create an xml file as result. Which i am using for further processing. My problem is when i am running my application from local machine batch file is running fine and creating xml,but when i am running it through iis nohting is happening,
it meance process.start coudn't start command Prompt.
I am using following code. I have given all permission to iis.
Dim ProcessInfo As Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo ProcessInfo = New Diagnostics.ProcessStartInfo("cmd.exe", "/C " + Server.MapPath("~myScript.bat")) Dim Process As New Diagnostics.Process ProcessInfo.CreateNoWindow = False ProcessInfo.UseShellExecute = False
We have a set of about 30-50 users who periodically need an ASP.net (version 4) application directory created for them.
As these numbers grow, manually creating an application directory for each user becomes cumbersome on IIS 7.
Is there a way to create these application folders using a batched/scripted/automated mechanism of some kind?
Ideally we'd like to provide input parameters of a file that contains a batch of application-names, and have the script automatically create the application directories in IIS.
I'm using the System.Diagnostics.Process class to run a batch file. I need to be able to take an output from the batch file and then display it on the web-page, basically to know if it succeeded or not, since the batch runs an .exe that doesn't always succeed.
the values returned by the .exe and have the batch run a script depending on the value returned. The script could be a VBscript that sends info to the webpage, but even then I'm not sure how to accomplish this.
I have a batch file on another server on a different domain or network that I need to run from an ASP page. I found a simple enough script that opens a CMD prompt, goes to the location of the batch and runs it. If everything is on the same machine, it runs fine.
The issue I've run into now is that the batch file is on a file server and the ASP page is on a IIS server. The File server is on a internal network (separate domain) and the IIS server is on an external network (or different domain), both servers are hosted here.
When I try it and look at the event logs I can see a failure audit and its trying to login with the machine name.
I have to open a batch file automatically in sql. So i have used the below command.EXECUTE master.dbo.xp_cmdshell 'D:Databasesatch123.bat'Its worked for few times. After that its not working.One time i have stopped before the process is complete.May be this is the issue.Now its returns null value.
i have made one web site which is generating screensaver(MSI) dynamically.So to generate the MSI file i have to build a WIX project.So i executed using batch file which will use MSBuild.exe and cmd prompt. so its gave me an error "Access is Denied". i have also tried by making a windiws service but still the same error occurs.
I have a datalist and it contains a checkbox bound to a boolean value. I need to be able to scroll through the list, click on the appropriate checkboxes, and then update all using the button control. The only value in the sql table that needs updating is the checkbox, although other values are displayed. What is the simpliest way to do this. My code behind is C#. This is what I have now and it all works except for the actual update method being called correctly.
i have a properly working codes that is capable of the following:
1. Printing of Reports from ReportViewer without using the build-in print ICON in the actual ReportViewer. to view the working for the printing alone.
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2. Batch Printing by making a loop and placing a checkbox on the gridview where the needed paramerter (DataKeyNames ID) is retrieved then pass to the ReportViewer
This is my Code
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when i was trying to run my website directly in Visual Studio (F5) and try the batch printing, i was able to print all of the checked row(s). and i was able to print 10 different reports at around 30 secs. but when i deploy the website, and try to print atleast 1 report . it takes more time to process, i don't even have a chance to wait cause it is too long.
