SP_SPACEUSED from MSSQL does not return two correct resultsets..

When running this query in MSSQL:
MSSQLStatement = this.Conexao.createStatement();
MSSQLStatement.execute("EXEC SP_SPACEUSED;")
It's always returning false, but only for this certain procedure....
I tried another queries like "SELECT * FROM SYSDATABASES; SELECT * FROM SYSDATABASES;" to simulate two resultsets and it worked fine...
Can anybody help? :)

You are welcome. The same occurs with Sybase ASE as well given MS SQL Server has its roots from Sybase SQL Server 4.2.
You will see similar issues with the TSQL print command as well. If you download a copy of Sybase jConnect, there is a sample2 directory which contains some trivial samples i wrote back in 1997 while working on the first release of jConnect. Many of the samples, such as the PrintExample.java should be relevant still to MS SQLServer i believe as i think they still handle the print command the same way as ASE.
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Marty
Edited by: MartyJones2 on Aug 30, 2012 2:44 PM

You will have to use the full DN for the member and uniquemember e.g.
(...(uniquemember=cn=xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, uid=itkychan, ou=xxxu_ITS, o=The xxx University, c=HK)...)

Why does not return the correct color?

I have a resources dictionary with a color:
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I have added this resources to App.Current.Resources.MergedDictionaries.
Later, in my converter to set the background in a listview, I return:
return App.Current.Resources["MyColorWhenSelected"]
But the item has a white color, is not blue like the defult selected color.
However, if I return:
return System.Windows.SystemColors.HighlightBrush
Then the color is the expected one.
I have tried another color from my dictionary, por example:
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If I return
return App.Current.Resources["MyColorWhenSelected"]
this works as expected.
I guess that the problem is because in this second case all is SolidColorBrush type, while in the first case one is SolidColorBrush and the other is SystemColors.
My idea is to use the resource dictionary because if in the future I decide to change the highlight color, change it in this resource, and not to change in all the converters in which I use this color.
Thank so much.

There is an error in your binding. You should bind to the Color property of the HighlightBrush:
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I have some text in a very old persian code page and
all I have from this code page is numerical table of
the characters(like ASCII table).
With a HashMap, the equivalent Unicode characters are
mapped to the numerical values. With using
FileInputStream and its read() method, it converts
corretly;
but by using the FileReader (following code snippet),
just a few characters cannot be read correctly so it
cannot be mapped correctly either.(I tryed several
encodings too)
FileReader in = new FileReader("inputFile");
BufferedReader b = new BufferedReader(in);
Stirng s = b.readLine();
byte[] by = s.getBytes("encoding");
I need to work with strings for conversion; so is ther
any solution for it?Use FileInputStream to read the data into bytes, then use your mapping to convert bytes to characters. Then create a string representation by appending the characters to a StringBuffer. You can't use FileReader because readers convert bytes to characters using a character encoding, which you don't have.

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button_action()
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The res.getPageTranslaged() returns "http://localhost:29080/MyJaas/faces/firstPage.jsp" instead of "http://localhost:29080/MyJaas/faces/nextPage.jsp"
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import javax.servlet.ServletException;
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I had a setting control for
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<o:p> </o:p>
In ANY application or browser
this happens. I print from a specific Excel workbook, by example, when I
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Searching the web for this now produces nothing and I know I can't be the
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<o:p> </o:p>
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<o:p> </o:p>
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remember now.<o:p></o:p>
<o:p> </o:p>
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So the question is that: what is the version of office? What is the Classic Menu add-in you're running now? Did you manually download and install it to your system? Could you please share a picture with us about the add-ins you're using?
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