Hi
I've been trying to fix a co-worker's database. The original problem was an absense of dll files on his new computer but I *think* that I have set up the necessary ones.
A query of his is simply:
UPDATE
DISTINCTROW Last_Import
SET Last_Import.Import_ID = Date() & " " & Time()...
A co-worker of mine recently upgraded his computer. As a result, an Access database of his fails because it cannot locate Msjter35.dll.
The insertion of Msjter35.dll into C:\Windows\System does not work. How would I solve this problem? Is there anyway around this? (such as deactivating...
This is a newbie question but...
I have 3 essential pieces of data:
the service type (STYP),
the service category (SCAT),
and the consumption (BILLED_CONSUMP).
I'm trying to derive a query where I have STYP, SCAT, and then the sum of BILLED_CONSUMP grouped by STYP then SCAT. I haven't had...
This is a newbie question, but what do I have in place of object constructors (like in Java). And can I have multiple constructors for a single object? (different params?) Thanks.
Hi,
I'm working with two recordSets. The first grabs a list of meters and the corresponding maximum for each meter throughout the month. The second grabs different readings for each meter, and only on select days.
What I am wanting to do is to come up with a recordSet that has the maximum...
In a subroutine I have the following code:
SQL = "select CALENDAR.DATE from CALENDAR where Format CALENDAR.DATE,'mmyyyy')=Format(" & desiredDate & ",'mmyyyy');"
Set daysOfMonth = db.OpenRecordset(SQL, dbOpenSnapshot)
where desiredDate is either "January 1, 2001"...
This is fairly trivial, but in a subroutine I have:
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO..."
This leads to a warning box ("You are are about to append x row(s)") popping up. Since this sub will be run a fair number of times, is there anyway for me to bypass this box, or code in an...
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