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Is it possible to generate a line of code during run-time. I want to delete files depending upon a prior calculation. Can it be done?

Within an event procedure, how do I delete a line of code which would be executed once only, then deleted? Can it be done? I am using Office 2000. Thanks for any help

Using Access/VBA 2000, I want to push the value of a variable (varPayGrade)into a table (Salary_History), field (HPayGrade). I have an open recordset, looks like this... varPayGrade=10 Set rst = New ADODB.Recordset rst.Open "Salary_History", CurrentProject.Connection...

I want to put 3 field values from a ComboBx into 3 variables by one click on the combo list by changing the BoundColumn property. Here is my code: Combo138.BoundColumn = 2 Var2 = Combo138.Value Debug.Print "Var2=" & Var2 Combo138.BoundColumn = 3 Var3 = Combo138.Value Debug.Print...

I see many code examples in tek books like the following Private Sub PayFactor_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer) Dim db As Database Dim rst As Recordset Set db = CurrentDb Set rst = db.OpenRecordset("Table1") When I attempt to run this, it gives me error code "User-defined type...

Using ACCESS and VBA in Office 2000, I get an error message which says "As Database" does not exist as a type. Yet most of the sample code uses it in '97 and '95; ie. "Dim dbs As Database". Is there something new in '00, or am I missing something in the Module or elsewhere?

I need code to access a particular field record in a different Table. ACCESS wants to look only at the current Table, being the one underlying my ComboBox on a form. How do I point access to the new table, and what code is correct to place the field record into a variable?

I have 3 combo boxes on a form, all showing the same 3 fields from database #1. On click, one of the fields is input to Database #2 When each box is clicked, it inputs one field to Database #2. I want to input once, using each field of data from Database #1 to Database #2 without the redundacy...

Of the replies received, perhaps the most helpful is the one sent by ARISTARCO. It happens that I am trying to build a gizmo to include an electric motor drive. (Programimg is easy enough), but getting a controlable pin or pins is a little beyond me. ARISTARCO, I could use some non-engineering...

Basica has peak and poke functions. What, if any are the corresponding VB commands?<br>On a related matter, I want to control specific output to pins 18 and 19 on the UART output. How can this be done in Visual Basic or ACCESS?