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  1. albin1e4

    CREATE TABLE simple question

    It works, but the idea is to use SQL to control the field size. For instance, salary number should be ... salary number (8,2) Access balks at that type of formatting. Brian
  2. albin1e4

    CREATE TABLE simple question

    Yes it does, but ACCESS will accept neither. I only used the one field as an example of the problem. Brian
  3. albin1e4

    CREATE TABLE simple question

    In the CREATE statement below, ACCESS indicates that number(3) is a syntax error. What is wrong with this very simple statement? Thanks for your help. Brian CREATE TABLE tblEmployee ( firstName varchar(30), lastName varchar(30), title varchar(30), age number(3), salary number );
  4. albin1e4

    Writing a newline to a text file

    println does indeed work Why wouldn't the FileWriter class include a similar method? This class only includes a write method. Anybody know the logic? Brian
  5. albin1e4

    Writing a newline to a text file

    I am outputting user input from various JTextFields to a text file. This part works fine. However, I need to tell the text file to move to a new line when additional user input is appended to the file. Just sending a '\n' isn't working. Right now I have one giant line of text in my file. Any...
  6. albin1e4

    Commenting Jet SQL

    Bummer
  7. albin1e4

    Commenting Jet SQL

    Is there a way to comment out Jet SQL statements in Access? I have tried /* -- and others with no success. Brian

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