Making text bold in a table cell

I want to build a string to be displayed in a table cell using an
expression, I want to make some parts of the string bold. Can I do this..?
here's an example, in my table cell I have the following expression:
= "Cause:" + Fields!Cause.Value
I want to make the text string "Cause:" bold
TIA,
DanIt's all or nothing in the current release - this attribute can be set at a
cell level, not to a part of string in the cell.
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"alien2_51" <dan.billow"at"n.o.s.p.a.m.monacocoach.commercialversion> wrote
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> I want to build a string to be displayed in a table cell using an
> expression, I want to make some parts of the string bold. Can I do this..?
> here's an example, in my table cell I have the following expression:
> = "Cause:" + Fields!Cause.Value
> I want to make the text string "Cause:" bold
>
> TIA,
> Dan
>|||Formatting only part of the string (i.e. rich text) isn't in the current
version. On the wishlist for a future version.
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"alien2_51" <dan.billow"at"n.o.s.p.a.m.monacocoach.commercialversion> wrote
in message news:%23H8vxFBfEHA.248@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> I want to build a string to be displayed in a table cell using an
> expression, I want to make some parts of the string bold. Can I do this..?
> here's an example, in my table cell I have the following expression:
> = "Cause:" + Fields!Cause.Value
> I want to make the text string "Cause:" bold
>
> TIA,
> Dan
>

Making a connection to a sql server via webmatrix

Hi all,
i'm making a webpage via the walkthrough of webmatrix. I use the tutorial 'Build an End-to-End Application (with C#.NET) '. The problem is that this tutorial works with an access db. I'll try to start the same thing but using an sql server.

Nowhere i can't find (because i don't look at the right place i gess) how i have to make a sqlconnection via webmatrix with c# using a keyfield to filter my data and to fill out a datagrid.

can somebody help me please ?

thnxWell, there are examples using MSDE at the same site (ASP.NET Web Matrix Project Guided Tour), so maybe you could piece it together.

The approach should be very similar -- generally you use the "Sql" prefix everywhere instead of "Oledb", and the connection string would need to be updated.

Terri|||Thnx Terri for your reply. Like you can gess i never done anything with asp or c#. I always worked with vfp and sqlserver.

Kurt|||Once you've got more of the code together, let us know if you are still having problems. We should be able to help fill in the gaps. (Although theData Access forum will probably be a better place to post since it's an ADO.Net topic.)

Terri

Maintenance Plan Wizard ... No User Databases

A friend is trying to use the Database Maintenance Plans to build maintenance
jobs for her databases. She is using SQL 2005 Ent Ed. Her account is in the
system administrators role. She can back up the databases by writing the SQL
scripts manually. She can also use the object browser to walk through to the
appropriate database base and right-click to back up the database
... but - when she opens the maintenance wizard, there are not any user
defined databases listed there, only the system databases. I am not local
and I have not actually seen her configuration. Has anyone seen anything
like this?
Thanks.
Ann
I just found out that when the databases were imported, they were set to be
SQL 7.0 compatible. The info in BOL updated July 2006 states that
maintenance plans only work with compat level of 80 or higher.
"alw" wrote:

> A friend is trying to use the Database Maintenance Plans to build maintenance
> jobs for her databases. She is using SQL 2005 Ent Ed. Her account is in the
> system administrators role. She can back up the databases by writing the SQL
> scripts manually. She can also use the object browser to walk through to the
> appropriate database base and right-click to back up the database
> ... but - when she opens the maintenance wizard, there are not any user
> defined databases listed there, only the system databases. I am not local
> and I have not actually seen her configuration. Has anyone seen anything
> like this?
> Thanks.
> Ann