Thanks (again and again...), George!

I've been very active asking questions these days <s> the case is that I'm working in an system where one of my apps writes data (in this case pdf files) into a SQL Server table and that ASP app has to show it (I could do it successfully using Base64 conversion via StrConv, now remains the ASP part unsolved). It is a regular ASP app, unfortunatelly not an ASP.net app.

Also I have to get passwords to access the SQL Server back end (that's why the C++ function) and so on...

These last days have been very frustrating to me, because, as a VFP developer (and having part of that system written in VFP), I have all the burden to present all solutions. If I was using dot.net, all that would be very easy, they say...

Even the googling for the base64 solution in ASP it's me that have to do, because the ASP people don't have time to do it. OTHA if I was working with dotnet...

Pardom me for my complaining, George, you and many other fellows have been very supportive to me and I'm really thankful to you, but sometimes we get tired of working with the "wrong" tool for "any" job...

Regards,

Fernando
>>Hi,
>>
>>There are any equivalents to
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>>StrConv (cExpression, 13)
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>>and
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>>StrConv (cExpression, 14)
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>>That can be used in an ASP page?
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>>TIA,
>>
>Fernando,
>
>The same function is available in the Microsoft.VisualBasic namespace in .NET.