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Thanks for everyones help. I went back and used the datasource wizard and found my missing code. OldValuesParameterFormatString="original_{0}" ProviderName="<%$ ConnectionString:DataConnectionString.ProviderName %>" I needed something to tell the server how to label the old data.

I am actually teaching myself ASP 2.0. This code came from the book that I am using and I am typing it and debugging it using Visual Web Developer Express Edition. It is an Access database.

I am trying to update the data in my database using the updatecommand in details view but have not had any luck. Everytime I run it I don't get any errors but it does not process the update. I have tried several different variations of the code and keep running into dead ends. Here is my code...

I have a column in my table that just needs to show month and year. I have the format set up as mm/yy. I want to set it up that when you enter "7/7" (July/2007) it takes it as "07/07" and not "07/07/2005".

Thanks Roy. Your solution worked perfectly.

I have multiple forms open and they are all popup forms. I have a button on my current form that can close it so I can go back to the previous form, but I want to also put a button that would close it out and all the other popup forms.

Thanks everyone for their input. Ken your solution worked. Thanks for the help.

The error that I get is "#error" and is displayed in my text box in my form. The code "=right([SSN],4)" is in the Control Source line of the text box properties.

I am working with a database where I am using the SSN as my primary key. The problem is sometimes I only want to display the last 4 digits. I thought normally I would use the right(stringexpr,n) function to accomplish this. With the code being written =right([SSN],4) but when I do I get an...

I have a table with the following fields: Name, Occupation, Department, Location I have a form for the user to select the criteria for the query. My problem is sometimes the query will be based on 1 field (either occupation or department) or multiple fields (occupation and location or...

Since we are talking about computers and the Navy I thought I would put in my 2 cents, given the fact that I am speaking with 15 years of Navy experience. Now I know that windows is not the most reliable of operating systems, but you also need to look at the big picture. The Navy has been using...

Here's a question I have. Do you think companies put more or less value in how you got your degree? For example, if one applicant received their BA from an online university and another from a technical college which would have a higher standing?

I just want to thank everyone for their input. It has given me a lot of food for thought and definitely helped me get started in the right direction.

Hello All, I am currently in the US Military with 5 years left until my retirement and need to actively start to persue my next career. I have been tinkering in Access databases for the last 6 years. I have decided I would really love to get into this field when I get out. I know I need to...