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    Problem with Insert SQL

    I was able to get this to work strSQL = "INSERT INTO tblCommissionsPaid ([ContractNumber], [RepID], [CommAmt], [CommDate], [CommTypeID]) " & _ "VALUES ('" & Me.ContractNumber & "', " & Me.RepID & ", " & Me.PurchAmt * 0.15 & ", " & _ " #" & Me.ContractDate & "#, 2)" I'm still not sure if this...
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    Problem with Insert SQL

    I was using the following syntax in a Private Function when Access complained "Invalid SQL Statement": Dim strSQL As String Dim conn As ADODB.Connection Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset Set conn = CurrentProject.Connection Set rs = New ADODB.Recordset strSQL = "tblCommissionsPaid" rs.Open strSQL...
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    Converting Korn to Bash syntax

    Perfect. I used echo -n "." asldl38015: pause 10 .......... Thank you.
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    Converting Korn to Bash syntax

    Not what I was looking for... What I want to see is "dot dot dot" etc across the screen until the timer times out. The output to screen should liook something like this... do something here . . . . . . . . . do something here . . . . . end It works in Korn shell but not in Bash. THe output in...
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    Converting Korn to Bash syntax

    I use the following in a UNIX Korn shell script while [ i -lt $time ]; do echo ".\c" sleep 1 let i=i+1 done It produces a ....... string to actively show the script is pausing. This doesn't work with Bash. the result is ./c ./c...
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