Is it possible to configure your connection string so that you can pull data from an Oracle database without the host server having Oracle Client installed?
I fixed it by opening a new project and importing all objects into my new project. Found that no vba code would run from any type of event. It must have some type of corruption.
Sorry, I tried it again and got no syntax errors however the query still does not reconized CaseID.
PARAMETERS forms!MainData!CaseID Text ( 255 );
UPDATE MainData INNER JOIN [Processors-Closers-Post-Closers] ON MainData.Processor=[Processors-Closers-Post-Closers].Processor SET...
I tried the "[forms]![MainData]![CaseID] Text" and got an invalid syntax error.
Tried the vba code above in the after update event of the combo box and when I change the combo box value I get:
The expression After Update you entered as the event property setting produced the following error...
The SQL is a query and in the combo box change event I am running a macro that runs the query.
CaseID is a text data type.
In the macro I:
SaveRecord
Set Warnings = No
Open Query = SQL above
Run Command = Refresh
First time asking a question on Tek-Tips......
Access 2003
Bound Form to table
combobox on bound form with other table as source
on the combobox change event, i need to run an update query so that the pk of the table bound to the combobox updates a field in the table that is bound to the...
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