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    Access Drop-Down Box - Blank first record

    Thats brilliant. Thank you. Just what I was looking for
  2. tortoisehalfbreed

    Running total in a query

    If it's for a report just use the running sum property on the field
  3. tortoisehalfbreed

    Access Drop-Down Box - Blank first record

    Hi all, Just wondering if anyone knows a quick way to insert a blank record at the start of a bound ms acess drop-down box. I'd rather not use VBA, and don't want a blank record in my table. If anyone has any suggestions? Cheers, Stu
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    How to access a SQL job or package from Access

    If you have enterprise manager on your computer, hook up the reference to the Microsoft SQLDMO Object Library. I can't give you any specific code, I just know that a guy that worked for us used it in an asp page (vbscript) to automate the backups of our SQL Data. Have a scout around on the...
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    Sending message with cdo

    Use the reply to property... so... cdoMessage.From="My Website" cdoMessage.ReplyTo="myemail@mywebsite.com" cdoMessage.To="mymail@hotmail.com" cdoMessage.Subject=Request.Form("subject") cdoMessage.TextBody= Request.Form("comment")
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    Handling Loop Within Loop

    Could you not use hierarchical recordset? I've used this once before - its tricky to get right but got good results.. have a look at this... http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/060301-1.shtml and also, try increasing the cachesize of your recordset - to say 100, so instead of making 100...
  7. tortoisehalfbreed

    Take a look at sql statement

    Sorry mate, I'm going to have to admit defeat on this one. Should work. Nothing looks out of place. Weird
  8. tortoisehalfbreed

    Take a look at sql statement

    Where is your adodb.connection object being setup?
  9. tortoisehalfbreed

    Take a look at sql statement

    false420, could you post the entire code?
  10. tortoisehalfbreed

    SQL Where clause

    James, I bow to your superior knowledge - it works nicely. Thanks mate I owe you one.
  11. tortoisehalfbreed

    SQL Where clause

    Hi James, Yeah, essentially that is what I'm trying to achieve - I'm going to have to rebuild your query because I'm using slightly different tables, I only used table1 and table2 to try not to confuse the issue. I'll let you know how I get on. Cheers
  12. tortoisehalfbreed

    SQL Where clause

    Sorry, I'm finding it difficult to explain... I'm almost confusing myself! Erm, right... Table1 |Table2 ~~~~~~ |~~~~~~ ID (PK) ----------> |ID(FK) (..other fields..) |FacilID Table1 has one record: ID=12 Table2 has two records: |---> ID=12, FacilID=23 |--->...
  13. tortoisehalfbreed

    Take a look at sql statement

    I use literals coz I don't have full access to the servers to setup DSNs and such. I don't know if they're any faster. Sorry I couldn't help mate. I'd love to know the outcome though.
  14. tortoisehalfbreed

    Take a look at sql statement

    I don't know then mate - I'm beat too. The only other thing I can suggest is check the DSN is set up correctly. Just because it works elsewhere, it doesn't mean it'll work how it should in your environment. I dunno too much about DSN connections because I just use literal connection strings.
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    SQL Where clause

    Sorry mate, that didn't work either. This is v. frustrating and something that should really work. If I do FacilID=29 AND FacilID=34 nothing comes up which is correct because there isn't a 34 entry for the master record. However, if do FacilID=29 AND FacilID=23, nothing comes up which is wrong...

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