June 13, 2000

Question: I was told that in order to make my program easier to read, I shoulduse try to cover all of my program, then catch every exception at the endof

Question: How can I retrieve the images that are stored in the SQL Server Database Table by using iHTML? Answer: I, as well as many others, generally discourage storing images

Question: I would like to know how to call the CD-Rom, or rather search for its drive letter. Answer: You can use the FileSystemObject (Microsoft Scripting Runtime in the references

Question: I have seen an easy way to increase any given portion of NOW(), but it was months ago and I can’t find it again. What I want to accomplish

SQL Server sysobjects Table contains one row for each object created within a database. In other words, it has a row for every constraint, default, log, rule, stored procedure, and