hi there all,
I have a small program that displays in a window a line from a txt file. After 1 min, it skips to the next word in the text file and displays that - but in doing so, it makes the application active again which takes the focus off wateva application i am using at the time. This is...
damn it!! all that makes sense, but it still comes up with the error i always get:
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Too few parameters. Expected 2.
wat this means, i am not sure - wat u have said makes perfect sense and i cannot understand why this comes up!
thanx, i will try that - sounds good, i will let u know how it goes when i try it tomorrow (im an aussie and it is 10:30pm) and i am sure as hell not at work at that hour!
Cheers,
Shane.
Hi there,
i have an access database, with a many-to-many relationship, consisting of 3 tables:
tblStock -
About 8 columns, eg. CODE, TITLE, AUTHOR (product details)
tblCategories -
Number
Name
tblStockCat -
StockRef (linked to CODE in tblStock)
CatRef (linked to NUMBER in tblCategories)...
Ok so i think i have got it all worked out now, just to check though, the new table should be filling up with Primary Keys in each column right?
Eg.
tblStockCat
StockRef - lots of book codes (PK's from STOCK) doubling up (because they belong to more than one category)
CatRef - lots of...
Thanx for the speedy reply!
Everything make sense now, thanx a lot, but i have one question... what is a FK? You used it in this context:
"StockRef: Joint PrimeKey and also FK pointing to PK in STOCK"
I was a little confused by what was needed to be done here. Other than that minor...
Help! I have an Access database, getting ready for use with a website. I have 2 tables set out as follows:
STOCK
(Lots of columns, but the one i have linked is called CAT)
Categories
CatNo
CatName
I have created a one-to-many relationship between CAT in STOCK and CatNo in Categories so i can...
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