I have a data base of over 40,000 accounts. When I run my quires I am able to find accounts that may have errors and have them reviewed. Is there a way to exclude those accounts when the query is run again? Something like a table of exceptions to the query? I am unable to remove the data from the data base and with more then 40,000 accounts it would take a very long time to manually do it. Thanks.
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Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A01FB)
An exception occurred: 'Open'
/bingohopasp/post.asp, line 428
I am getting this error when trying to insert a record into a recordset. It also locks up access and the only way to free it up again is to reset IIS. The insert works with some data, but not others...I have two examples.
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Here is the asp code:
Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.connection")
Conn.Open(ConnStr)
Set MyRS = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
strSQL = "Execute ADD_THREAD '" & Hold_ForumID & "','" & strTitleContent & "','" & strUserID & "','" & Now() & "','" & strThreadStatus & "','0'"
MyRS.Open strSQL, ConnStr, 3
' Retrieve last ThreadID inserted.
strSQL = "Execute GET_LAST_THREADID '" & Hold_ForumID & "','" & strUserID & "'"
MyRS.Open strSQL, ConnStr, 3
strThreadID = MyRS("ThreadID")
MyRS.Close
strSQL = "Execute ADD_POST '" & Hold_ForumID & "','" & strThreadID & "','" & strUserID & "','" & Now() & "','" & strPostContent & "','" & strPostIcon & "'"
MyRS.Open strSQL, ConnStr, 3 Line that fails.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Steve
Hi
I've got an activity logging system in which users add their daily activity. As an information check, I would like to generate a report which identifies days where the user has omitted to enter activity for given dates.
Is there an inbuilt function that Access has or can anyone point me in the direction of some code?
All help greatly appreciated.
I have a field on a form (exception) that is also a column in a query. I would like to create a report an only show those records that had an exception in it. I am not sure what criteria in the query to use, but it would seem creating a report off of this query would work.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI would like to know what the best way to input a duplicate record is with the exception of 1 field that is used to correspond with the proper parent of the record?
Here is an example of the problem, We receive a letter with pertinent information that corresponds to 30 of our facilities. I would need to enter this 30 times so that when the users of this information run their reports for their facility I can ensure that the letter would be referenced.
I am having an issue where a small percentage of my records do not follow my related Tables.
ex: 3 tables
tblEmployee
-intEmployeeID
-intWorkCenterID
tblWorkcenter
-intWorkCenterID
tblManager
-intManagerID
-intEmployeeID
-intWorkCenterID
where:
tblemployee.intworkcenterID -- tblworkcenter.intWorkcenterID -- tblManager.intWorkCenterID
Basically I have my general employee information in the tblemployee table, the workcenter information in the tblworkcenter, and the manager of the Workcenter in the tblManager. This is correct for 99% of the employee population. however, there are a few employees whose manager isn't the 'general' manager for the employees assigned workcenter.
How I can adjust an individual employees manager, while maintaining my structure? or would i have to go back and add the managers ID to a field in the tblEmployee Table?