I have some code (see below) which executes a SQL Pass-Through Query which calls a stored procedure in a network SQL database. When I use the QueryDef.Connect property set to just qdf.connect = "ODBC;", the program prompts me with the expected input prompt, listing the available ODBC...
I have a dynamic SQL statement which appends a record to a local Access table. This is the statement:
INSERT INTO tbl_Scoring_Results (DPS_Num, Svc_Request_Status_Date, Company, City, State, Overall_Score, Communication_Score, Professionalism_Score, Expertise_Score, On_Time_Score, Dell_Score)...
I have recently begun work on a project using MS SQL Server 2000 as a data source and am trying to understand the 'best' way to access the tables, ODBC or otherwise. How does one configure Access to use ODBC tables. I have written a considerable amount of VBA Access code and am pretty familiar...
I have a Collection Object called SvcTags to which I add a number of class objects called oSvcTag. The code executes fine in adding items to the collection, however, When I try to iterate through the collection of objects in a later step of the Procedure to view properties of the instantiated...
I have inherited a database which uses numerous nested queries to execute business logic. In drilling down into the database I have identified some of the logic in the queries, which is implemented using IIf() functions to test the values of fields in the underlying queries/tables against each...
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