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I have a slight problem... We have an access db (2003)that records helpdesk tickets, the DB then sends out an e-mail via outlook to the relevant support person when a button is pressed. this works fine for the majority of the users, however a couple of users are experiencing problems -...
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A colleague of mine is developing an access database that sends an e-mail on the click of a button (the code is below), this works fine on her PC, but when I try and run the same process on my PC then I get the "Activex Component can't create object" error. We have both been looking at...
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I have been looking into an issue we have with one of our reports - unfortunatley I can't seem to see what the issue is and I was wondering if anyone could help.
We have a report that was written in 6i that displays batch payments that have been made, however occasionally, one of the fields...
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We have a report (v6i) that we want to look like a letter, Half way down the report, after the usual niceties, there is list of events, and depending on the number of events that where ticked by the user on a form depends on how many are included on the report.
This works fine until it...
I have a table that I scan barcodes into, this table shows the full character string of the barcode and it is then split, using a query. i.e.
aaa111y (barcode in a table)
would display
aaa 111 y (in the query)
however I need to be able to validate the first three characters of the...
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I am currently using the following procedure on a v6i form to extract data from a block and create a file, everything with this current procedure works fine, however, as is usually the case, my users requirment has now changed to a fixed length file rather than a '#' delimited one. I have...
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I am currently playing with access, and intergrating barcodes into it. I am able scan barcodes into a table, no problem, but now I want to take things a step further.
What I would like to be able to do is split a single barcode into seperate table columns using a delimiter
e.g. a...
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