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That is what I was thinking. riley

And now (~5:20 Eastern) it's running faster than it has in weeks. Any idea what happened? riley

Win1 seems to be running very, very slow right now (~5:10 Eastern). Any idea what's happening? riley

That's just short of 40 years. Better late than never... :) riley

I'm using Eudora 6.0.3 and have never been able to use authentication with JH until yesterday; it works fine for me now. riley

Mart is correct. The right series of characters would trick sql server into thinking there are multiple commands to execute. It is unlikely that someone would know the name of the table to drop and know enough about the structure of the sql statement to accurately fool sql, but it is entirely...

I think the error is referring to your connection string code. Try removing the single quotes and the spaces you have in the connection string: Dim ConnString As String = "server=snapghiis01;user id=exit3;password=exit3user;Database=Exit3" riley

I think you are missing a "(" at the beginning of the Values clause. It should be: sqlString.Append("(?" & TBEmail.Text & "?,") I'm not sure this makes any difference, but you might want to put a space before "Values", as in: sqlString.Append("INSERT INTO...

I'm no expret either, but I think I can help you make a little progress. If you set up a DSN for the database using the driver you have, you can learn a few things about the database. That's not to say you can find out everything, but perhaps you can learn enough to move ahead. Once the database...

Check in your "ODBC Data Sources" from Control Panel. If the driver is present, you should be able to directly import the tables in MS Access, once you set up a DSN for it. riley

Option 2 has my vote too. riley

Good point Logan. I think you are correct. riley

Given that a large percentage of the spam I get comes from/through Hotmail and Yahoo, I can't help but wonder about the value and legitimacy of SpamCop. riley

Access does not support % as a wildcard character. It does, in fact, support the * character, as well as a few others. From MS Access help: * Matches any number of characters. It can be used as the first or last character in the character string. wh* finds what, white, and why ? Matches any...

There is one circumstance where one might want to use sessions: It's 3:00AM, your tired, you just want to see the application run before you go to bed, and you know you are going to get up the next morning and revise the application to remove the session code. :) riley

Sorry Yash, I forgot about that... riley

Thought I'd spread a little more darkness on this issue... I tested this on one of my sites and got different sessionIds, just like you. But it got even weirder. When I used www, the sessionId was: ASP.NET_SessionId=hxavtd55galbbh55fggov0zw Then I typed in the url without the www I got...

How did you find out it's installed? riley

You're right yorri. I noticed some rather long times in my logs from yesterday, but it was temporary and I decided to let it go. riley

I have no experience with any of the components, so I can't say. But the best reviews I've seen seem to indicate aspin is a good one. riley