Go to project menu and components. Then select Microsoft Windows Common Controls and there is a Tab control in there.
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hey StlMacMan ,
couple of problems with this. First off you declare both your TxtCtrtStartDate and TxtCtrtEndDate as date types. I assume on the form you created you have text boxes of the same name. This in itself will throw up an error. Remove the Dim of these two variables at the start...
You should use two seperate connections one using Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 for 2000 and one using Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.3.5 for '97.
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Have a look at the XML dom object. It provides methods and functions for accessing XML documents and element nodes.
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If you mean can you run multiple SQL statements off of the one Connection then the answer is yes. No problems.
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What are the intervals for each Timer like. it sounds as if these Timers are always being executed and thus nothing else is getting the opportunity to get executed until all the timers are disabled.
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I might be inclined to use a grid and then mess around with the properties until it looks like 12 lines of a page. It would also reduce completely on having to parse the string in a textbox as each row would represent one line on the invoice details screen.
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I'm a liyttle hazy on exactly what your after but you could try making a second ADODB recordset and use the .clone method of the original ADODB recordset. e.g.
Set rs2 = rs1.clone
Then you could manipulate rs2 as you see fit.
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Try using ad opendynamic instead of ad open static. If that doesn't work then what you can do is build the sql update statement and use Dbcn.execute sqlstatement to update it. Sorry I'm not at my machine at the moment so I can't be of more help.
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after your rs.open statement try putting in the line rs.edit. Hopefully this will sort it for you.
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Have a look at using the "tag" property to store the value and then use it to write to the Excel worksheet.
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If Data1 is your data bound control then try:
"SELECT * from Information where Age >= " & textsearch.text
I'm assuming age is a numeric field???
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try something like this:
Dim startchar as long
for i = 0 to 9
for j = 0 to 25
startchar = ASCII('A')
debug.print text1 + str(i) + chr(startchar)
startchar = startchar + 1
Next j
Next i
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char x = mid(stringname, startposition, length) so to get the character at position eleven use
mid(stringname, 11, 1)
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Oh so grade is a string. Well then max works alphabetically so p comes after f in the alphabet and thats why that record is being returned.
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You could declare an error string as one of your output paramters and then this can be accessed vai the ADE code.
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What it's doing is grouping the transactions together by Employee ID so any with the same Employye ID's are grouped together. Then it taskes the First occurance of Firstname and Lastname (casue they'll be the same for all the records so you could also use last here) and the maximum value of...
Balistikb,
as far as I know the last function will only return the last record entered for that employee irrelevant of whether that employee has passed or failed this time around. It will probably work since there unlikely to sit the test more than once if they haven't already failed but if...
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