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IS-IT--Management
May 16, 2002
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When I access a ASP on my intranet I get this value in all the fields (#name?). Any suggestions on whats going on?

 
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You haven't got your data. There are so many reason.

Check your database is connected. Data fields are match that you want to show.....



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Are the data fields bound to a table or query? They have to get their data from somewhere...

#NAME? indicates the form can't display the data because either there is no data or it doesn't know where to get it from.

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