[AccessD] Re: Code Librarian 2

John,

What I was envisioning was a web based application that I
could use as a code repository.  Web based so others could
get code and post code.  I have my own repository in my
own framework program that I import into each new DB that
I create.

I have looked at many programs and built a few, but this
is one that I am using to learn VB.net and ASP.net, so the
cost in time is nothing.  I look at it as therapy.  ;-))

Also, I am using the text data type in SQL Server and not
an Access BE for it so the memo field is not a problem.

Robert

At 12:00 PM 2/5/2004 -0600, you wrote:
>From: "John Clark" <John.Clark at niagaracounty.com>
>Subject: [AccessD] Re: Code Librarian 2
>To: <accessd at databaseadvisors.com>
>Message-ID: <s0223889.039 at nebnov1.niagaracounty.com>
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII
>
>I just demoed a program simular to what I believe y'all are talking
>about. It was called "Code Manager 4" and it wasn't all that bad. It has
>a web site:
>
>     http://www.vba-programmer.com/CodeManager/InfoPage.htm
>
>I'm not selling this program or anything, I had actually decided
>against purchasing it, although I may change my mind--I'm not sure. It
>just seems like I could do something just like this...but...when would I
>have the time? There really isn't much to the program either, but the
>cool thing is that when you look code it automatically goes to the
>clipboard and is ready to be pasted into your program. And, it is only
>about $25 (US) and I can't program it fast enough to beat this price.
>
>Just curious--in case I do get the inkling to do something like
>this--would the code have to go into a memo field? I am memophobic! I
>come from a FoxPro background and I have sustained too many war wounds
>caused by the damn things! There was a programmer that preceded me, who
>was a memo-maniac--he even used them, in one program, for the entire
>address field (Street, City, State, Zip). In his defense, he really
>wasn't a programmer and he is now in his own element as our Network
>Admin--he is really good at this job.
>
>Take care!
>
>John W Clark