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DCount in text box with SQL backend

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sqlJunior

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Sep 22, 2002
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I used the following DCount function in an Access text box:

=DCount("[TagNo]","[Product]","[TagNo] ")

What syntax do I use to make this work now I have upsized to SQL backend?
 
Well, I know more knowlegeable people than I will respond, but don't you need some kind of criterion in the last spot of that expression? I usually write these expressions like this
=DCount("[TagNo]","[Product]","[TagNo]=forms!frminputbox![TagNoinTextbox]")

where the "forms!frm...." is a reference to text box on a form where the user has entered a value that you want to count. You could put any kind of criterion there.
 
Thanks BruceBell but there is no input required from the user as the textbox is to display a total of the TagNo's in the Product table.
 
Hi,

I'd try:

=DCount("[TagNo]","Product")



- DCD
 
Hi DseeDm

Thanks for your input but I tried and it doesn't work.

Is it possible that SQL Server doesn't support the DCount function?
 
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