Recent content by golandsh

If you are concerned with memory, why not check the proccesses in the task manager if you have win 2000 or better, or oanother application. so if all the memory was freed in both cases, then end is preferrable because it's more convinient.

check the date format in your database and then use the format function to enter the date properly to the database the format function : Format(Date,"dd/mm/yyyy") for example try Format(cdate(Label2.Caption),(the date format));

Why not trying: if adoName.RecordCount<>0 then Do Somehing?

After the statement what kind of operation youre doing? Try checking the recordcount of the ado recordset after the sql statement so if the recordcount is above 0 then you do something else do nothing. i think even the movefirst procedure causes error if there is no record.

use this: from (ededuct e left join ebase b on b.flxid = e.deeflxideb) left join deduction d on d.dedflxid = e.deeflxidded

you propably didnt write the table name properly

It works just fine

Well there is the Form_Resize Method start with that

Try writing Set before the lines with the DataSource Set adcSummary.DataSource=strFileSummary

I want to correct something, the frame1.top should be 0 on the form. the scrollbar will start from 0 so any change to it, it will affect frame1.top accordingly. hope it helps

Put all the controls of your form on a frame, the frame size needs to the size of the form. place the scrollbar next to the frame, and when you scroll down move the frame top downwards, so you'll see the frame(container) will rise upwards with all of it's controls in it. in the scrollbar_change...