Re: Edit CSV file

On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 9:19 PM, Sytze de Boer wrote: > Matt, thank you for that quick and great guidance. > I think I may have to work out how to make that top line greater than 255 > chars, but I'm working on it. > Text to myvar, right? > >

Re: Edit CSV file

Matt, thank you for that quick and great guidance. I think I may have to work out how to make that top line greater than 255 chars, but I'm working on it. Text to myvar, right? On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 3:32 PM, M Jarvis wrote: > On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 8:28 PM, Sytze de

Re: Edit CSV file

On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 8:28 PM, Sytze de Boer wrote: > My client has asked me to export specified data to a CSV file > That's the easy part. > I have a CSV file with a header and 500 detail lines. > > Now he has asked that > Column 1, Row 1, (the header) MUST be called

Edit CSV file

My client has asked me to export specified data to a CSV file That's the easy part. I have a CSV file with a header and 500 detail lines. Now he has asked that Column 1, Row 1, (the header) MUST be called *contactname Column 7, Row 1, (some details) MUST be called *PAYDUEDATE and a few others

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Re: [NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

> > It's been suggested that I virtualize my network. To me the advantages are > not clear but the risks are. It really depends... We've been running a VMWare/ESXi host with up to 20 VMs using VMWare Essentials now for almost eight years now, but are slowly moving back to individual VMs.

Re: [NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

We have both older IBM blades and newer HP blades to hold our virtualized environment. Roughly 150 + virtual servers. All SQL servers are true iron with 4 16 core CPUs and 256 gig of ram. Sans maintain both virtual systems as well as SQL luns. Our licenses are probably more than the hardware.

Re: Program working under on login, not another.

I think it's Server 2008 service Pack 2 Are you saying the program itself should decide where the temp files should be or the config.fpw file?  From: Dave Crozier To: ProFox Email List Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2016 12:06 PM Subject: RE:

RE: Program working under on login, not another.

Michael, What server are your TS services running under? We had untold problems with 2008 hosting TS and since moving to RDS/RDP on 2012 the problems have decreased significantly. The biggest problem with TS is organising where temporary files are created when a single session login is shared

Program working under on login, not another.

I have a legacy FFW  2.6 program running under terminal services    The customer complains that a certain report "hangs" and never completes.   I test it on my login, everything is fine.   I have them create another login for me using their profile, that works fine.   The permissions and setups

RE: [NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

Probably the only major decision you have to make is on using Hyper-V or VMWare. We started off on VMWare and then when Server 2012 came out and Hyper-V was bundled free of charge we moved to that, which is where we are today. I still like VMWare and the costs have reduced dramatically but it

RE: [NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

Ken, Seven Virtualised servers on one box take a fairly beefy machine to give acceptable performance and certainly not a desktop type machine. We started with about 20 physical servers and we rationalised first (amalgamating servers where possible) and now have those resulting 7 VM's

Re: [NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

You may have a lot of bottlenecks that overlap one another. Moving backup files during day hours is one of the list that caught my eye. Maybe your best bet is getting a better switch? Slow sql server systems may be that the server is not configured properly for what you are doing. You stated

Re: [NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

Thank you. I can't use cloud services because most of the data on the network are subject to HIPAA requirements. HIPAA compliance requires specific agreements with cloud vendors that render them legally and specifically liable for the confidentiality of the data, and those agreements ratchet

Re: [NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

I don't see a mention about budget. If you have a large (not small) budget I would first give your information below to rackspace (I did that many years ago and I am very happy with the performance, support and cost) Also, I would check into amazon, M$, Google, etc, other large name cloud

[NF] Your Experience with Virtualized Networks

Have any of you had experience working with (rather) large virtualized networks? It's been suggested that I virtualize my network. To me the advantages are not clear but the risks are. Since I am old-school and highly risk-averse when it comes to computer technology, I need to hear different