I was trying to get the help file for SQLDiag and to my surprise instead of showing the help the utility was executed. SQLCMD which is in the same tools folder did display the help. How do I get to display the help.
More details on my blog:
http://hodentekmsss.blogspot.com/2014/08/sqldiag-on-windows-81-professional.html
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I have a problem installing and running npwd script for fivem which is built on react.
I have searched on google but I haven't understood yet. I really want someone who can tutor me this part with screenshots or video.
I have recently been using Atmel studio 7.
I'll briefly explain my problem:
i can't get debugging to work because i can't select DEBUG mode. this is because when I enter propreties -> tool the set window does not appear but this message appears: An Error trying to load the page. The type initializer for 'Atmel.VsIde.AvrStudio.Utils.MemoryPressureReliever' threw an exception.
I use JTAG. Has anyone had the same problem as me?
Thanks to those who can help me!
**Resolved:
Here are the steps I took:
I uninstalled the development environment
deleted the information registered in the windows APPDATA folder
Made Windows run all updates
Reinstalled development environment
Honestly I did not understand if the problem was given by a windows update or by the development environment but the important thing is to solve...
Thanks to all the same**
I am developing a modue for a DNN website and i would like to make a little tool that is able to perform the installation process without having to go trough the CMS and install it with the extension installer.
This would probably be a lot faster. For this i need to know all the steps the installation follows and convert this to code. However Google does not seem to help me out here so far.
Does anyone have any information or code regarding this?
Read this and the referenced links:
http://mitchelsellers.com/blogs/2009/10/14/dotnetnuke-bulk-extension-installation.aspx
We are working on .Net desktop Empower application, which is completely developed on .Net 4.0 version framework. We are using UFT(QTP) 12.01 as automation tool.
when I am trying spy on any object it's treating as SwfObject instead of it's original property, I tried recording way and it doesn't recognize properly in expected way, for ex: if I spy on Menu bar with list of icons and dropdown menus, UFT recognizing everything as single SWFObject and no use. It's behaving the same way for all the objects.
Selected ADD Ins are : Web, .Net, WPF, Active X, Visual Basic
And also "Infragistics Inc." is used as CompanyName which I have come across in Properties spy window.
We are trying to contact HP support guys too.. meanwhile can somebody post the solution if you come to know, Thanks a million in advance !!
I hope you got solution, If not please use below help,
We are using Desktop application and it developed in Adobe flex, First we got same problem what you are facing later we found soultion, May be it will help you.
Open your desktop application with UFT tool and later try spy or object repository it will recognise.
To open application using UFT we used systemutil.run "application path"
To further elaborate on sateesh response, the following ways:
launch application using Systemutil
Systemutil.Run "C:\Program\YourApplication.exe"
some other tips: https://www.learnqtp.com/ways-to-launch-your-application.
HP UFT menu: Run > Record and run settings
Thanks I appreciate your help, we figured out the issue. We used Keyboard strokes for the objects which do not have tag names or recognizing the objects as a single SWFObject.
I'm new to Windows development, having messed around in Linux for a while. I need to access console functions and am having trouble getting a comprehensive list of console text attributes off the web. I would like to read wincon.h and windows.h to get the info, but I can't figure out how to get at them. Help please!
Windows does not come with these by default. If you are looking for them, you need to install the Windows SDK and dig around in the %PROGRAMFILES%\Microsoft SDKs\Windows directory.
They're normally stored along with the other SDK headers. Assuming you're using Visual Studio, the easy to look at them is to create a file, add a line to #include the file you care about, right click it, and click on the open document <whatever.h> line in the pop-up menu.
You'll have to install the Windows SDK to get the header files. Windows doesn't come with the software development tools out of the box and depending on which compiler you're using, they might not come with the compiler either.
I would try looking up the console function listing on MSDN