Autodesk hasn't been very good at resolving any issues the last couple of years. Their typical respince I've had is they are looking into it or it will be addresses in the next release, but they never do fix it. We are looking at moving away from Autodesk because of their expensive prices and...
Nevermind...I should have had my morning coffee earlier then I would have realized to do this...
Dim ctl as Control
For each ctl In Me.Controls
If TypeOf ctl Is TextBox Then
ctl.DataBindings.Clear()
End If
Next
Hello,
I have a form with multiple text boxes that are databound. Instead of clearing the databinding from each text box one at a time is there a way to loop through each text box and remove the databinding? It seems silly that I would have to go through like this...
Try going through some tutorials or working through some examples first. Are you looking for someone to write the code for you? That isn't going to happen here.
I have 2 listboxes. The first one is loaded with data. I am loading the second listbox with data selected in the first listbox, using a command button. If I select only one item in the first list box, and click the button, the second listbox with show nothing, but if I select more than one...
You need to install the Raster Design Object Enabler for Land Desktop 2007. You can obtain this from the Autodesk website at http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=7176069&linkID=9240778
It will probably support VBA but if they made major changes then things may not work properly or may be disabled and the code will need to be re-written. Chances are there are some bugs that need fixing too. Do some testing. See if you applications work. You might find they are okay or they...
Not sure what to tell you. If you can test out your sql statement and it works, then I guess I am at a loss as to what is causing things not to update correctly.
I suspect there may be an issue with your SQL update command that was created by the wizard. Are you only updating records or are you creating new records, deleteing, etc. Each action has it's own command and associated SQL statement, but the wizard doesn't always know how to create them...
how are you inserting the value into the database? Through a data adapter insert/update or through a command you have built in code? Is the database field able to hold date information?
For VBA I dowloaded a tool called MZTools and was able to sort all the procedures with it. For vba it was a free download. I seem to remember it was available vb or vb.net for a fee, but it has been a while so I am not sure of the availability or the price.
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