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Not sure of the question, but the lastpost will do it, if its where you place it, you need to trap the main forms query unload event to make sure you are getting the top right hand close button.

this is a good one, its code from a form, you can loop through all the textboxes in the me.controls collection. No need to determine the control type. Option Explicit Private txtBox As TextBox Private Sub Form_Load() For Each txtBox In Me.Controls ' me refers to the form txtBox.BackColor...

See if a variation of this works. i have no experience of what you are doing but I use a variation of this code to make sure I kill the open connection. I use a variation to see if it is closed as well, and if it is i open it. Let me know what you think. Also is you work from the one connection...

Very good. Nice one mate. Can I bind it to the stored procedure in VB code ? I have 3 different stored procedures that return the same data for the report. I want to bind them at runtime to a report (the same one)

I have designed a report by creating a table in SQL server. I have then placed the report into VB. I am running a stored procedure which creates a temp table with the exact structure needed by the report. I am then using AddADOCommand to change the data data source of the report and I want to...