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If anyone is interested, I solved my problem by replacing the commas with semi-colons in a new field and then parsed out the text. This worked just fine. -Andi

Some background: I work for a local government and our land management software has building drawings in it. These building drawings are in a special format with both a picture and a command line, however the format they are currently in can't not be brought directly into ESRI GIS software...

You may very well be right, but the problem is that I am not writing the string, I am just taking it out of a memo field in Access. There are some two or three thousand records in the Access table which have commas in the string. How can I recognize the comma in the original string to know...

I am working on a script that writes the contents of a field in Access to a text file and then parses the text and translates it from the drawing command line instructions it was in into AutoCAD command line. However, I have run into a problem. In the command line it is in, the directions are...

Thanks. No the form is not attached to a query perse, the code I wrote is the where clause on the open form. I forgot about the whole different types of join thing. That would help out tons... Thanks for solving my all my problems.

I have a form which searches certain fields in my database for the information entered and displays the results. I am having trouble understanding why only certain records are returned even though more records match the query. I think it has something to do with the fact that the form searches...