My point entirely!!!!!!!
Since deploying our package onto various operating systems/office versions etc we ran into this problem.
It has something to do with the version of mdac_typ.exe.
I have another machine exact same specs and works fine.
The only diffrence is this machine has mdac_typ.exe...
Developed a system using access. with vb front-end.
Come against a problem where sql query is coming up with :-
Function is not available in expressions
What seems to be the problem is access is not recognizing basic expressions of left, mid, right, trim, date
Have attempted various versions...
P.S. This has got to be the NO 1 site for finding answers to coding problems. Most of my queries have resulted in answers/solutions.
The only one outstanding is the Binding to a DtPicker control? I have got around this by using a non visible text box which is bound to the date field. Not elegant...
The only third party software that we have purchased is mappoint for displaying locations of sites.
I do not belive in purchasing third party code/controls I would rather have ALL the source code under my control.
The information for coding, whatever the subject, can be found and incorporated...
StrongM
Found code on the net about using the advapi32.dll, which has functions for among other things creating hash keys. I think it was in CodeArchive or VB2theMax sites.
There is no uncrackable system out there. What we have done is make it VERY difficult for our clients to bypass. To be...
There is a serial number / pc name.
So what I am doing (and its working fine)is using the filesystem object (as mentioned by paulbent (cheers)) and getting the serial number.
If this is less than 3 chars then i use the computer name instead and incorporate this into the hash encryption
cheers...
I wish to incorporate a licencing scheme. (already done this but using computer name) is there some way of getting the computer serial number to incorporate into the licence key
...seem to bind to expiry_date so use hidden textbox
'Set DTPicker.DataSource = mRecordSet
'DTPicker.DataField = DTPicker.Tag '*** raises above error
End Select
Next
The field name and the ctrl.tag are the same!!!!!!!!!
The Expiry_Date field is...
I have a routine to set some object to another object.
set a = b
How can i check that the returned object is NOTHING
ie.e if isNothing(a) then
There are isNull, isEmpty etc for variants but no isnothing.
I have got round this before but could do with a more elegant solution
cheers
...& IIf('XX' Like 'X*','*','%') AS ProductX
This error first came to light when being installed on an XP machine. We also have had another client with the same problem.
After simplifying the SQL down it comes to light that the LEFT function will not parse (also tests show that RIGHT and MID...
...& IIf('XX' Like 'X*','*','%') AS ProductX
This error first came to light when being installed on an XP machine. We also have had another client with the same problem.
After simplifying the SQL down it comes to light that the LEFT function will not parse (also tests show that RIGHT and MID...
Hi All,
This is a nutty one. We have developed an application which up until now works on all operating systems with no problems. Windows me, 98, 2000 and xp.
Recently got a sony vaio portable and installed microsoft office 2000 profressional on it.
Trouble is the queries were not working and...
Visual Basic's MSChart is unappealing to the eye.
Are there any third-party graphing solutions (all I really need are basic line/bar charts nothing too fancy) out there that don't require licences (i.e. freebies)
I tried using microsofts office graph.dll but could not find much in the way of...
This does not work.
Library.DLL
Public Property Let/Get DEBUG_ON
Public SUB LogEvent(Message as String)
If not Debug_On then exit sub
...
... write to file
End Sub
System.DLL
LogEvent System Message
Main.frm
DEbug_ON = True
Logevent SomeMessage
call...
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