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  1. MattSTech

    Moving between dev environments ActiveX problem

    The .vbp file created on the windows 7 machine contains the 2.1 reference. The Windows 8.1 machine it seems is stuck on the 2.0. I will keep digging, thank you for the lead. Will post back after a short bit.
  2. MattSTech

    Moving between dev environments ActiveX problem

    I, like many of you, have been holding on to VB6. I have a Win7 environment with MSCOMCTL.ocx in the System32 directory and a Windows 8.1 machine with MSCOMCTL.ocx in the sysWOW directory. Both machines have VB6 installed and working well. The dependency works fine when a project is started...
  3. MattSTech

    Seemingly simple (NOT IN)

    Aha. FULL OUTER JOIN That works...
  4. MattSTech

    Seemingly simple (NOT IN)

    I have: A table of employees - tblEmp A table of things - tblthings A table that associates the two - tblAssoc I would like to see those employees not associated with things in the association table. Should be something like below. Select * from tblEmp LEFT JOIN tblAssoc on...
  5. MattSTech

    Treeview Slow to Clear Nodes

    Ick. Even worse than I thought. If I don't scroll the control, it clears quickly. If I scroll to the bottom it takes forever (3 sec or so) to clear even with my loop. I decided to make the control invisible, clear it, then make it visible again. It clears instantly now regardless of scroll...
  6. MattSTech

    Treeview Slow to Clear Nodes

    I am not seeing this as a discussion topic which leads me to believe I am the only one who has this problem. When using a Treeview control, you clear it using the .Nodes.Clear Method. For some reason when I use this method with a latge amount of data in the control, the control hangs for a...
  7. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    Can I do the same thing with format(mydata,"000000") or does this do something bad? I have used this in the past.
  8. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    data type = char data type = nvarchar What I have is a database with some data created in a legacy system, and some from the current system. Some of the data matches (old system, no padded zeros) while others do not (new system, padded zeros) I can't change the structure now. Once I have...
  9. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    I am very sorry for the late replay. I went off to conquer the world with my new knowledge of JOINS and ran into a problem. 64-Bit SQL Server does not offer Jet as an option for linked servers. So I set off on the direction of upsizing my Access DB to SQL. I have since done this and now have...
  10. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    Oh my. If only I would just listen instead of type. Sorry for the last 4 posts and I suppose the entire thread. The below works. Your help is certainly appreciated George, Andy! SELECT soitem.fsono, soitem.finumber FROM soitem LEFT JOIN tblSchedBkt ON (soitem.finumber = tblSchedBkt.ITEM)...
  11. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    Ok. I am trying to simplify it a bit. I have the tables linked and the code is giving me all the records that both tables have in common. How do I get the rows that are in the table named soitem that are not in the table named tblSchedBkt? The WHERE Null isn't working> SELECT soitem.fsono...
  12. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    I linked the tables in access and am trying to get the results I need. Will post back how it pans out.
  13. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    After looking at this more, there is no reference to the second database gmmastros. I am working with an Access DB with the table tblSchedBkt and a SQL DB with multiple tables. I would need to reference the Access DB somewhere in this statement yes? My code, strCarverLoc, held the path to the...
  14. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    This gives me an unclosed quote error. So I remove the ') before "As tblBktList ON..." Then it gives me an "incorrect syntax near "ON"?
  15. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    I keep messing a bit while researching a bit. It doesn't seem to like the "IN" strSQL = "SELECT SOMAST.fsono,SOMAST.fcustno,SOMAST.Fcompany,SOMAST.fcustpono,SOMAST.fstatus,SOITEM.finumber,SOITEM.fenumber," & _...
  16. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    Obviously my first try is a failure, but here is what I am working with. I pulled out my Where to simplify it a bit strSQL = "SELECT SOMAST.fsono,SOMAST.fcustno,SOMAST.Fcompany,SOMAST.fcustpono,SOMAST.fstatus,SOITEM.finumber,SOITEM.fenumber," & _...
  17. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    Good catch on that. I was using variables for these in the past and the quotes carried over. Thanks,
  18. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    Ok I will dig into those. Sorry for the delayed postings, you guys are way too fast.
  19. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    I don't really have the first clue how to do this. I am looking into a join as mentioned above. My current statement that fills the list is below. strSQL = "SELECT SOMAST.fsono,SOMAST.fcustno,SOMAST.Fcompany,SOMAST.fcustpono,SOMAST.fstatus,SOITEM.finumber," & _...
  20. MattSTech

    ADO Recordset Search

    The other DB is SQL. I am just getting into INNER joins in my programming life. I haven't used this before. I will dig into it and see if it is what I want. This would be great. Thanks,

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