Thanks for the suggestion of printing out the string. That yielded some results. I'm not a SQL Server expert, but an Accountant. So, some of the more sophisticated ways of doing things aren't going to be for me. Also, the reason this has to be put into a string variable is because other...
I have a sql query that works fine until I place it into a string variable and try to execute the string. First the Good Code is below:
INSERT INTO ESOTempTables.dbo.GLPayRunEmpsEarnings (CompanyNum, PRID, VoucherNum, VoidRunIndicator, ekPRV, ekPRL, EarnNum, EarnAmt, Labor4, EmpDept, mydept...
I thank you for your reply. However, If you look at the text of the stored procedure I have above you'll note that I know how to pass in and declare variables. I need to place the blue highlight variable in place of the key word
LIKE N'%' also highlight in blue. Just placing the variable in...
I have a stored proc with some variables being passed in. The variable that I'm having difficulty with is a string or nvarchar. You'll see the variable and the location of where it needs to be placed highlighted in blue. I just need to know how to properly place the variable in the Stored...
Can you show me the syntax that you would use because i've tried Forms![Formname].[SubformName].visible = true
also
Forms![Formname].[TabcontrolPage].[SubformName].visible = true
I have a Form and inside it I have a Tab control. On
Page(0) I have a subform named frmTest. frmTest is a datasheet. I want to programatically make this subform visible. How do you reference the subform on a tab page?
Does any one know how to call a stored procedure and have it populate a listbox on an Access Form. The sp is already created with input variables. I don't know if I need to use declare a cursor or output variable and then how to get those row into the listbox. Anyone have a clue or an example?
Situation.
I have 50 Forms. Each of the Forms has a tab control with 1-15 tabs or individual pages. Each of the pages has an image control that has been placed on the tab using the CreateControl(formname, controltype[, section[, parent[, columnname[, left[, top[, width[, height]]]]]]]). I...
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