At 10:13 AM 21/08/2007, Nobuya Higuchi wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Just for the information. I am experiencing a similar problem. My
>Firebird2.0 DB resides on a PC server that has two NICs. When I try to
>install my application server program onto the same PC server, it seems that
>the application server progr
Hi,
Just for the information. I am experiencing a similar problem. My
Firebird2.0 DB resides on a PC server that has two NICs. When I try to
install my application server program onto the same PC server, it seems that
the application server program cannot connect to the DB on the same machine.
> I've tested this. I provided IP, that definetelly isn't active in my
> netwrok and isn't on my DNS. I got result without problems. I can send
> you video. :)
Alright. Here is a program that I ran on my computer:
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
string address = args[0];
Hello:
> The strange thing is that this error occures only in the US version of
> VS but not in the german one
>
> Could somebody help please ?
Why you don't try with TableAdapters and the DDEX provider ??
The old design time support is deprecated now, and is removed in newer
releases.
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First of all, thank you for all your responses. All the different ideas
conducted me to the solution.
I solved the problem by replacing Dns.GetHostEntry() in GdsConnection.cs,
function private IPAddress GetIPAddress(string dataSource, AddressFamily
addressFamily) with it's older brother, Dns.Ge
On 8/20/07, Dean Harding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But that has not been my experience: I have seen it return a *different* IP.
> Also, if you do not have reverse DNS set up for that IP, then you won't get
> any results at all. For example, here is a MySQL bug related to
I've tested this. I pro
Hello.
When I create a dataadapter by assistent with insert, delete and update
query e.g. The code for insert, update & delete funtionality is
generated automatically.
Now when i reopen the winfform crashes (everytime i try to open the form).
The strange thing is that this error occures only in
> Yep, but internally. Then you get back your IP (the IP you provided)
> and maybe some others. But this isn't the problem. He has 2 NICs on
> "client" not on server (if I understand).
But that has not been my experience: I have seen it return a *different* IP.
Also, if you do not have reverse DNS
On 8/20/07, Dean Harding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If you provide IP, there's no hostname.
>
> Yes, but Dns.GetHostEntry does a reverse lookup on your IP to *get* the
> hostname. Have a look in Reflector -- it ends up calling gethostbyaddr on
> your address.
Yep, but internally. Then you get
> If you provide IP, there's no hostname.
Yes, but Dns.GetHostEntry does a reverse lookup on your IP to *get* the
hostname. Have a look in Reflector -- it ends up calling gethostbyaddr on
your address.
Dean.
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On 8/20/07, Dean Harding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have 2 NICs in my notebook too. I don't have this problem. And the
> > Dns.GetHostEntry() returns (should) for IP the same IP, that's all.
>
> Actually, that's not true. Dns.GetHostEntry() actually queries the DNS
> server to get the name co
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