Hello,
I have a text field with a date like "Tuesday 14 Apr '09". I need to either change that to a standard date via a query, or be able to sort on records that have dates between X and Y. Can someone help me to make the conversion?
Thnaks in advance
Andrew
Never mind I found it. I commented out the offending routine and then uncommented sections until I found the problem lines. For some reason I had put in
On Err goto xxx
I changed it to
On Error goto xxx
And the problem went away.
Andrew
Hello,
I have an application that I am writing that uses an Access 2000 DB to hold information. A user has complained that when selecting a record from a flexgrid and updating it that a runtime error 5 occurs which is an invalid procedure call or argument. I have tried to duplicate it in the...
Seems to me that the original code flaw is that the record set (rs) is never committed, that is there is no update. Also I think you need and addnew command at the start of each loop iteration. The last response seems lots cooler though.
Andy
Thanks for the reply.
That is what i though should happen. However the recalculation is not happening. I don't know if I am running into a buffer problem or not. Is there a way to force recalculation? I am using ADO BTW.
thanks
Andy
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