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Nobody have answer me first i have send my message. I resolve my problem like that: I looked at my code and discovered that i wrotte code for relationships without mapping it. It's all. Excuse me for my bad English

You can set the data control properties in code.

I don't really understand what you mean. But, you could possibly use a bookmark. <br> <br> or do you mean...<br> <br> If rst.keyfield &lt;&gt; 1 then<br> rst.movenext<br> end if<br> <br> Or you could loop through the recordset until you find the correct record.

I used this code to open a report from Visual Basic in Access. Hope this helps.<br> <br> Private Declare Function apiSetForegroundWindow Lib "user32" Alias "SetForegroundWindow" (ByVal hwnd As Long) As Long<br> Private Declare Function apiShowWindow Lib "user32" Alias "ShowWindow" (ByVal hwnd...

When I changed to Windows NT, I had the same problem with a Visual Basic program. I had to run the RegSrv32 executable from the Start button. To register my COMCTL32.OCX <br> RegSrv32.exe C:\Winnt\System32\COMCTL32.OCX<br> <br> I also had to start with a fresh copy of the Visual Basic...

How do you create a control (text box) in an Access Report from Visual Basic? I am using the code CreateReportControl, but I must be doing something wrong because it tries to create the control in any database that is open even if it is not the one I am referencing.

Your server command (process id 19) was deadlocked with another process and has been chosen as deadlock victim."<br> <br> This is the message, but I am positive that no one else is accessing that table.

As far as I can tell by looking at the error log on the SQL Server, there is only one user accessing the table; however, that user gets an error message and all of the other users accessing the SQL Server (not that table) are kicked off.<br> <br> The data I am trying to insert is valid. And we...

I am inserting records into a table on the SQL server and calling a stored procedure in SQL from Visual Basic using an RDO connection.<br> <br> This is an example of the code:<br> <br> begin transaction<br> <br> insert spcl (agency, Client, Time_Stamp, Record_id_Number)<br> <br> values...

I'll take a look at that. I have to agree with you on Crystal Reports. I find it very difficult to work with.

I am having some problems with my stored procedures called from a Visual Basic program that Insert into tables. Does anyone have any tips?

I am opening a Crystal report up from Visual Basic that I need to be printed in 2 columns. I can not find a way to create columns in Crystal (The second page starts on the top right half of the first page). The only way I can force this to occur is by going into File-Print-Properties of...

In the properties of your control, it gives you the option to choose the number of columns you want.