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Harcoding CompanyID

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hramos25

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Dear Sir or Madam,

I am writing a simple query where I need to hard code the CompanyID to MBSCA. How can I do that....

Thanks in advance.

Cheers,

Jimmy
 
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Your question is a little vague. In what context do you want to hard code the value?

When someone enters data? When selecting data? What exactly are looking for here?


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Sorry for the misunderstanding. I have completed the task. Appreciate everyone answer.

Thanks

James
 
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Hi Jimmy,

I notice that you are new to Tek-Tips.

I think this is something that would help you to read: faq222-2244

It's written for the VB6 forum, but the same rules apply everywhere. I simply thought this was the best FAQ's I've seen on the subject.

If you read this FAQ's, and follow that advice, I think you will find you get much more out of Tek-Tips, and also get the answers to your questions much more quickly.

Hope this helps,

Alex

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