Hey Cyprus,
Try something like this, if I understand it alright.
char mybuf[256];
char tempchar;
int i;
//You need initialize mybuf with what ever you want here
for(i=0;i<256;i++){
printf("%s",mybuf);
if(i!=0)
mybuf[i-1]=tempchar;
tempchar = mybuf[i];
mybuf[i] = 'Z';
}
Hope this helps...
Hey everyone,
I'm still stuck on the same problem, but I'm trying out different things. If you want to check out what the problem is click here . Anyways, I was reading out what I might want to try and one of those things was Referential Integrity. But when I go to add those options to my...
Hey Richard,
This is my problem updated :-):
I have an SQL table that I'm not admin. It's used so that users can log requests over the web. Now I add a checklist to our Access form, that will never be used over the web. So it doesn't need to be on the SQL server, and since I'm not admin it...
...somehow. You might want to use a recursive delete function that runs threw your List.
4) Your print_all function should be quite easy.
Node * Current;
Current = list->Head;
while(!Current){
printf("%n\n",Current->element);
Current= Current->Next;
}
I hope this gives you an idea on how...
Hey Willir,
O.K. I fairly confused now... So the only way this could be done is threw VBA? And to do this is to create the entry in the table. And I would have to run this everytime a request is opened ?
BTW, this is in Access not SQL. If I had access to the SQL tables it would be easier:-P...
...to hold you head and tail. Second you don't want your node to be public, that's a habbit to start.
Also, you don't want to do this:
[code]
Node *head = 0;
\\Instead this
Node *head = NULL;
[\code]
It's more or less the same thing, but you shouldn't think of a pointer as 0.
You should...
...use getline, you need to flush you in stream. That's what ignore does more or less. What I found you need to do is this:
cin.clear();
cin.ignore( *what you need to ingore* ); //remember that your buffer size is 1024
cin.clear();
Note that the 2nd clear is needed cause theres a bug in the...
Hello everyone,
this seems quite simple enough, but I can't seem to make it work. I have 2 tables. The first is an SQL table, that's used over the web to log request. The second is an Access table, that I use for an checklist in Access after we open the request in Access. I joined the tables...
Thanks guys,
It's works!!
I had looked there before and it was in the right order, but I thought to check in greater detail. The format was dd-mm-yyyy and I changed it to dd-mmm-yy and it works now.
Thank you earthandfire ;-).
Jay
Hi everyone,
I having problems entering the right dates in my table... Which might seem quite easy, but for some reason it's not. I have a table with only one column. That column is a Date/Time field, it's format is medium date and it's input mask is medium date. Now for some reason, if I enter...
Hi everyone
I just made a revised version of this macro that saves all information to an SQL table. The table is quite large and 6 fields are joined to other tables. Now with my updates, I don't need some fields and I need to add new ones. Since I'm not allowed on the SQL as admin, I thought of...
Hey,
an other thing you can look into is link your tables to a SQL Server. But then you need an SQL server, but you can tie your web page to access quite nicely.
Jay
Hey everyone,
I have a form that has 2 tabs, one has all the information blah blah, and the other has a checklist. I changed the checklist, and now some of my radio button can be seen on every tab... Has this ever happend to any of you ?
Thanks
Jay
OK this is what I found:
Somethings I made in 2002 never work in 2000... But I toke-over someones computer and did the exact same changes, but they work fine for 2000 and 2002 now... I'm so annoyed by this now... I have no idea what to do so that my database will work on 2000.
Any idea?
Jay
Hey guys,
Howard: It is VBA, most of the macro is all in VBA. The reason I can't debug it, is because I can't get the same error.
Roy: This isn't fun :-(... Luckily this is only for internal use, and all the people that use it, I know and when it doesn't load properly they know what to do. But...
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