Tek-Tips is the largest IT community on the Internet today!

Members share and learn making Tek-Tips Forums the best source of peer-reviewed technical information on the Internet!

  • Congratulations SkipVought on being selected by the Tek-Tips community for having the most helpful posts in the forums last week. Way to Go!

Search results for query: *

  1. ddeemac

    Selection Sort Very Important

    Look I am new to C++. I am trying to perform a selection sort to read in 25 names and print as unsorted list with heading, prompt the user for ascending or descending. Then I want to sort print list in ascending or descending and sort heading. Here is what I have. #include <iostream.h>...
  2. ddeemac

    HeapSort

    How do i create heapsort program to read in names in C++?
  3. ddeemac

    Heapsort

    How to creat a heapsort program to read in last names?
  4. ddeemac

    Using the Access Database if you don't have Access.

    I was wondering if it is possible to create a database in Access then making it available for others to use it if they don't have Access. Is that possible? If so, how.
  5. ddeemac

    Exporting A Query

    Thanks a lot you guys saved me. I really appreciate your help
  6. ddeemac

    Exporting A Query

    I have created a database in Access. Now, I would like to create a button so when the user clicks this button it would all you to export the query in tab delimited text. Is that possible?
  7. ddeemac

    Moving Records

    Once I thought about what calian said, it began to make since. So I went back into my Access Inventory Database to manage the data through queries and that seem to have helped. Thanks Calian and Rick for your help. Everything seems to be working out just fine now.
  8. ddeemac

    Moving Records

    Well I want to have the ablility to have the item information pop up instead of haveing to thumb through all of the records and by doing that I would need two tables, Right?
  9. ddeemac

    Moving Records

    I am creating an inventory database. I have two tables one is the InventoryTable, that stores the inventory and the other is DamagedTable, that stores all of the damaged items. If an item in the InventoryTable gets damaged in the long run I would like to be able to create a macro or something...
  10. ddeemac

    Can MSAccess interpret barcodes

    Thanks for you help. I will e-mail him.
  11. ddeemac

    Can MSAccess interpret barcodes

    Is it possible to have MSAccess interpret data from a barcode scanner and store that information into a database?
  12. ddeemac

    Can MSAccess interpret barcodes

    Is it possible to have MSAccess interpret data from a barcode scanner and store that information into a database?

Part and Inventory Search

Back
Top