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  1. jgaylord

    SQL Select Statement

    If I Select * from a Database... How do I place the fields into TextBoxes? Instead of selecting all should I specify each field or something? Please Explain...
  2. jgaylord

    How do I navigate through Records in Database?

    I want to use a Select * SQL statement.... then put the first record into textbox fields... How? Perform some calculations.... Then move to the next record. How? Thanks for any help...
  3. jgaylord

    Time Span.... Date..... How long from then to Now?

    I am trying to determine the amount of time between Date1 and SystemDate. How do I do this without writing a long complicated module.... is there a built in function?
  4. jgaylord

    Date Comparison. There has to be a easier way..

    Basically its like this I need to compare Date1 to Date2 and If the 2 dates are withing 3 days forward or 3 days back of each other then perform whatever module from there... with my skill level (LOW)... I can only break each date down into month... day... year... then go through a huge module...
  5. jgaylord

    Insert Into Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression

    Does anyone see what I am doing wrong? I can Insert a single field.... But when I try and insert 2 fields I get this error. Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression I am trying to do this in VB 2005. InsertCmd = New System.Data.OleDb.OleDbCommand("Insert Into Result (Ani, Xdate...

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