Recent content by Enea

Thanks Tim. I am not relying on code completion to learn the language; I have a couple of good books. But thank you for the link you sent me.

Great. Thank you.

I am studying Java and using Eclipse. When I enter the object name followed by a dot, I can see all the methods available to me. Is that what you meant? Thank you for your reply. I tried it and it works.

Thank you Tim for your clear answer. I now understand. Thank you very much, Enea

Thank you

I have the following: StringBuffer s=new StringBuffer(); s.append("add this"); If I want to attach "ing" to the word add, meaning I want to have s="adding this" how do I append in between characters?

I am learning about StringBuffer and have two questions: [1] I tried creating a new String using StringBuffer, initialize it and specify it's length using the following statement: StringBuffer s=new StringBuffer("Hi Gisela".length()); However when I do System.out.println(s); it does not...

When I run queries like the following in Business Objects: Select [field] from [table] WHERE [field] IN ('a','b','c'); Does BO retrieve the entire table first? and then filters 'a', 'b', 'c'? If that is the case, can I do anything to change that?

Thank you. Sorry I posted in the wrong forum.

I am new to Java. I read the following: do not use the == operators to determine if strings are equal. It only returns true if the strings are stored in the same location. So..I opened Eclipse and tried the following with 2 ways of testing equality: public class TestingStrings { public static...

When I run queries like the following in Business Objects: Select [field] from [table] WHERE [field] IN ('a','b','c'); Does BO retrieve the entire table first? and then filters 'a', 'b', 'c'? If that is the case, can I do anything to change that? The queries take a long time to run and I...

Wonderful. Thank you MjRoss. It works. :)

I need to write a query that calculates the number of weeks left between today() and April 1, 2007. I wrote the following, but although it does not give me an error, it does not display anything: SELECT DateDiff("ww", now(),"April 1, 2007") AS Weeks FROM tblTest; I don't really need tblTest...

Great! Thank you AceMan1. [smile]

I have a form with a calendar. The on open event contains: DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec For some reason, the calendar does not appear as soon as I open the form, but if I put the cursor on the border of the form and resize it slightly, the calendar shows up. The form is much bigger than the...