I am trying to concatenate 2 values and place another on the next line:
This is what is coming up:
<SliceLabel textType="LD_TEXT_PERCENT"/>
This is what I want to do:
<SliceLabel textType="LD_TEXT" <New Line> "LD_VALUE" || "(" || "LD_PERCENT" || ")"/>
Hello,
I am new to Oracle 8 and would like to know if anyone has ever come across this problem:
Just before the sql is executed i want to pass it part of the SQL statement:
function BeforeReport return boolean is
begin
:P_PrevYear := :P_CurrYear - 1;
IF :P_Gender_Selection = 'Female'...
I do not have an error.
This works fine. The problem is that it does not update the database with my changes. I can see the record being changed but it does not update the database after the program ends.
Marcel.
I am having such a problem with ADO that I need some help.
I must be looking at this problem to close and can not see the obvious. Here is the code:
Private Sub cmdUpdateEI_Click()
Dim rs_CHH As Recordset
Dim rs_ROE As Recordset
Dim strSQL_CHH As String
Dim strSQL_ROE As...
I get an error 1200: DB OPEN. This is a error from my application (User Programmed Error).<br>The following is the code I am using. We have an Oracle D/B on a Unix platform running NT 4.0 SP5.<br><br>Public Sub DBOpenConnection()<br> Dim...
Hello,<br><br>I am running VB 6.0 and NT 4.0. I can get my VB application to work on Win 95 but not on NT 4.0.<br><br>Is there something special that I need to install or include when I package my application for NT 4.0?<br><br>Is there anyone out there working on such a...
Hello Everyone,<br><br>I am using listview to display data and am getting a <br><br>13: Type Mismatch error<br><br>I was wondering if anyone knows where there are any good examples for me to use as a guidline.<br><br>Here is the the code that is causing me the...
It works fine now. Thanks.<br><br>I tried the mdiform and it worked, then I copied that to my project and added the child forms and it worked fine.<br><br>I think it was copied form some other version.<br><br>Marcel.
I am experiencing problems when I call my child form.<br><br>I walked through the entire code line to line.<br><br>The child form does not show. I hide the active form then show the child form.<br><br>Can anyone help me? There must be something I am not setting.<br><br>Oh...
My name is Marcel Beals and I currently work at OCAS in Guelph (Ontario).<br><br>I would like to know what if any are the limitations of ADO in Oracle 8.x ?<br><br>Also can I still run simple D/B queries with Oracle 8.x and ADO?<br><br>Microsoft does not seem to have any idea on...
Set rsAudit = conODBC.OpenRecordset(strSQL, dbOpenSnapshot)<br><br>My application goes through this line of code once but when there is any type of D/B activity such as update or delete then the application goes into la la land on this statement.<br><br>Can anyone help? I am looking...
I can not use VB5's Grid because their are UNBOUND's being used and when I port the System to VB6 the grids are removed from the form.<br>Can you tell me how to get around the UNBOUND part?
I hope I am not stuck.<br><br>This is the problem:<br><br>I inherited a VB5 (E) system. I am trying to convert it to VB6 (P). There are 3 DBGrid's. I have tried to convert them without changing how the Oracle D/B is accessed. I may have hit a road...
Can anyone tell me how to transform a DBGrid to a DataGrid?<br><br>I have been trying and trying.<br><br>We went from VB5 (E) to VB6 (P).<br><br>If someone can send me some simple code that would be great.<br><br>I am trying to pre-load the DataGrid so when I do a SSTAB to that form the data is...
User Defined Type Not Defined<br><br>Can anyone help. I am trying to just open an Oracle D/B.<br><br>If you can shed some light on this error I would be grateful.<br><br>Marcel.
Can anyone tell me what to look out for?<br><br>Is there software already out there that will do the conversion?<br><br>The original program was written in VB5 Enterprise and I would like to convert it to VB6 Professional.<br><br>Help anyone.<br><br>Marcel.
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