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  1. kevinlong

    Procedure Declaration Does Not Match Description of Event or Procedure

    Remou - Decompile did nothing (followed the instructions on the url link). Well even re-importing the forms and modules is not something I'm looking forward to. Think I'll do it on Monday as I'm off now til then. Thanks for the help
  2. kevinlong

    Procedure Declaration Does Not Match Description of Event or Procedure

    Crowley16 - There is definitely only once instance of this sub routine in the module. Also using the "call" command makes no difference. Remou - I've actually gone as far as printing off the module from the current DB and the backup DB (the backup works for some reason) and compared the two for...
  3. kevinlong

    Procedure Declaration Does Not Match Description of Event or Procedure

    MS Access is driving me insane. For seemly no reason I get the following error message when I try to load the main form in my Access DB: - "The expression On Open you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: Procedure declaration does not match description of event or...
  4. kevinlong

    UNIX Scripting

    Thanks very much for all your help everyone. REPHOME=/export/home/aisdba/tmp REPTEMP="$REPORT.$JOB" cat > $REPHOME/$REPTEMP DSTAMP=`date "+%H%M_%d%m%y"` for FILE in `ls /export/home/aisdba/tmp` do case $FILE in cr6010*.$JOB) mv $REPHOME/$FILE "$REPHOME/$REPTEMP-Payment_Production_$DSTAMP.wri"...
  5. kevinlong

    UNIX Scripting

    Thanks to SBREWS that looks like the kind of thing I'm after however the 13544 part of the filename is going change all the time. When the system saves the file as ct6400.13544 on a Monday, when it re-runs on a Tuesday the file will be ct6400.13699 for example as the number is a unique...
  6. kevinlong

    UNIX Scripting

    I have a database system that generates a lot of reports on a daily basis in the format of ct6400a.13544 I want to create a script that reads the names of the files and converts them to something more meaningful, but still keeps the original information as part of the new filename...

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