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  1. UmaGrama

    Getting date()

    I have tried using in the code and as a data source of an object and they both dont work. I also tried adding clicking on Insert and then Date/Time but that doesnt work either. I am going to try using nicsin's suggestion.
  2. UmaGrama

    Getting date()

    How can I get today's date in M.Access? I am aware of the function =Date() but for some reason it does not return me the date (it gives #none? in return). If I use =Now() it works fine but I get the time with it which is not my interest. Any ideas?
  3. UmaGrama

    How to CONVERT Integer into String and Vice-Versa

    Nice... its simpler than I expected. Thanks C.
  4. UmaGrama

    RecordSet Problem - Mismatch error

    I keep getting this error "Data type mismatch in criteria expression" (error number 3464) when I execute the following code: Dim Rst As Recordset Set Rst = MyDB.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM Hospede WHERE Hospede.Quarto=102") What could be wrong???
  5. UmaGrama

    How to CONVERT Integer into String and Vice-Versa

    Hi. How can I convert an integer into a string and a string into an integer? Both of these convertion are so important. I would have thought an answer to this questions would be in every VB forum... I haven't found any yet (a few broken links found in this process too) Thats all... CQ.
  6. UmaGrama

    Date Function Related

    Yes... the NOW() function works perfectly though I dont want to get the time with it. The Date() thing still doesnt work. Look what I simply wrote: Dim t As Date t = Date I tried putting the parenthisis on it but once I push Enter it disappears. When I compile it, it says library not...
  7. UmaGrama

    Date Function Related

    Hi... I am trying to get the system clock to inform me the date but I am having trouble with such a simple task. You may be thinking, "just click on Insert and then Date/Time". Yeah, that is what I did though for some reason it gives me #None? where it should had been the date/time...
  8. UmaGrama

    Accessing Data from a diferent table

    Thanks for the response Jim. Let me try to be a little more clear. I have the main form for my db. When I click on an object in the main form, another form pops up. Upon what I do in this child form, it should change the appearence of the main form. That is where my problem is. I don't know...
  9. UmaGrama

    Accessing Data from a diferent table

    Hi, I am new to M. Access and VB. My question is, I set a form to a table (or query) in its properties. Though sometimes I need to access a field in a different table, how do I do it programming wise? How do I get a data from a table that is not set as the "main" table. Thanks!
  10. UmaGrama

    SB Interfacing

    The way I am getting my data right now is sending a output to the DSP telling it to grab the signal in the mic input and save it in a file or in a graph. Right now I dont have a sampling rate. I created a loop to just keep reading in the data as fast as it can... I am pretty sure that is not...
  11. UmaGrama

    Where can I find a Timer (start, stop...)

    Does anyone know a precise timer with functions like start and stop? The timer that I found in Borland you have to specify the interval, and that is not what I need. I need to time some thing and not give it a time interval. ???
  12. UmaGrama

    SB Interfacing

    Ok... I am working in a project that interfaces with a SB card. I throw a analog signal into the SoundBlaster 16 card and I have to take the data (digitalized) to analyze it for different purposes. I got it to work using direct access to the SB card (using io.dll). The problem is that I am...
  13. UmaGrama

    Clear DBGrid

    Yes... you have to disable the grid you want to empty out, do a empty table command and then enable it again. Here's the code: Table1->Active = false; Table1->EmptyTable(); Table1->Active = true; If you don't disable the grid, the program will crash on you. That is the only tricky...
  14. UmaGrama

    Macros: FP_SEG and FP_OFF

    Ok... Let me start a new discussion more specific to the SB interfacing.
  15. UmaGrama

    Macros: FP_SEG and FP_OFF

    Ok... I understood your point of accessing the hardware. This might go a little off topic but let me ask your opinion: What I am doing is throwing a signal into a SB card and grabbing the data directly from the card to analyze it. The problem is that I am losing a lot of the data because I am...
  16. UmaGrama

    Borland Wizard ?

    How can I gather all the files needed to run a project of mine? I finished a project though when I copy the files to a disk and go to another computer to run it, there is always a file missing. Is there a way to gather all the files needed to run the program automaticly? I know in VB there is...
  17. UmaGrama

    Macros: FP_SEG and FP_OFF

    Thanks Totte! What can I replace it with to get that function working? UmaGrama
  18. UmaGrama

    Macros: FP_OFF and FP_SEG

    Hi... I got this code from a tutorial though the two macros that is used in it cannot be found in the library dos.h which should had been. Here is the code, can anyone find a replacement or a suggestion I can make to go around this little problem? -------------- //here it is: #include <dos.h>...
  19. UmaGrama

    Macros: FP_SEG and FP_OFF

    Hi... I got this code from a tutorial though the two macros that is used in it cannot be found in the library dos.h which should had been. Here is the code, can anyone find a replacement or a suggestion I can make to go around this little problem? -------------- //here it is: #include <dos.h>...
  20. UmaGrama

    Bin, Hex, ASCII...

    So you are saying that I would have to convert it myself and turn it into a string?

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