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  1. WilsonM

    Analysis Services Security

    Hi, The security in Analysis Services does not seem to work, I created a cube that as only one dimension (for testing), that dimension has 3 stores. I created a role that only lets the user see only 1 of 3 stores. When that user opens the cube he can still see all stores. Could anyone...
  2. WilsonM

    Free some memory

    Thanks for the help ... you guys are great. Wilson
  3. WilsonM

    Free some memory

    Hi Joanne, Thanks for the quick response and yes I would love to take a look at those urls. Thanks again, Wilson
  4. WilsonM

    Free some memory

    Hi guys, I'm having some memory problems and it's not because I don't have enough RAM (I have 256 MB of RAM). Could anyone tell me if there is a way to release the memory or a function that would do the same. I already close my objects and set them to nothing after using them. ex...
  5. WilsonM

    MSACCESS.EXE application error

    Hi everyone, Here is my problem, I have to extract data from a Oracle database, process the data and then put the result in a Access table. While I'm running the necessary queries, I always get the same error: Instruction at "0x040ceeab" uses memory address...
  6. WilsonM

    Change settings for ODBC in the registry file

    Hi, How can I set the registry file so that when I use that ODBC file I don't have to put in my password every time I try to access some data. My ODBC driver is for Oracle version 8.00.05 I know that for the UserID I have to use the following syntax: UserID= "MyLoginName" I...
  7. WilsonM

    Change settings for ODBC in the registry file

    Hi, How can I set the registry file so that when I use that ODBC file I don't have to put in my password every time I try to access some data. My ODBC driver is for Oracle version 8.00.05 I know that for the UserID I have to use the following syntax: UserID= "MyLoginName" I...
  8. WilsonM

    View vs Table???

    Thank you very much Parthi.
  9. WilsonM

    Database password

    Hi, I have a database that will be accessed by an excel file, my DB has a Password and I would like to know if it's possible to set that password in the code so that the user will not have to enter this password. Thanks in advance, Wilson
  10. WilsonM

    View vs Table???

    Thanks Omega
  11. WilsonM

    View vs Table???

    Hi, Can anyone just refresh my memory. What is the diff. between a View and a Table? Thanks in advance, Wilson
  12. WilsonM

    SubReports

    Did you try passing the SQL to a string variable and then set RecordSource. Whatch out for the syntax of SQL Server, I can't help you with this one but I know that in some cases you need to use some caracters on the where (#). Dim str as string str = "SELECT * FROM Pay WHERE PayDate >...
  13. WilsonM

    Security problems

    Do you have an email that I could send you something? If not here's the idea: Put the security file (.MDW) on the network. and create a shortcut that will open your DB and point to that (.MDW) file. Hope I could help, Wilson
  14. WilsonM

    Null values in Reports

    Hi, If I'm not mistaking that function only have one arg. Try this: =Nz(Count(*), 0) Good luck,
  15. WilsonM

    Security problems

    It all depends on what others should be able to do with your database. If no one else should be able to do anything on your database then: Create a new user in the Admin group ex.: "Superuser" (make sure that you don't forget log name and your personal ID no) Remove the user...
  16. WilsonM

    How can I hide a form to make it invisible to the user?

    Why would you like to hide the form? If it's because you don't want the user to see the code behind the form, you can create and .MDE file and that will keep the users from looking at the code. Hope that I could help, Wilson
  17. WilsonM

    Top ten on a group by query

    You can do this by setting the first values to 10 on the your query properties. To do this open your query in design mode and right click beside the table and open the properties window. Remember the fields in your query have to be sorted in order for the system to figure out which ones are...
  18. WilsonM

    Print Setup???

    Thanks that's great.
  19. WilsonM

    Calculating Total Sums in Reports

    Try this: On the property "Control source" of your field that will hold the sum, type the following: =Sum([FieldName]) Hope I could help, Wilson
  20. WilsonM

    Compile Error

    In the following part of your code there is mistake. Exit_PackingSlipButton_Click: Exit Sub Err_PackingSlipButton_Click: MsgBox Err.Description --> Resume Exit_Preview_Report_Click it should be: Exit_PackingSlipButton_Click Later, Wilson

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