I get an Invalid or Unqualified Reference error with this code, highlighting !Comments. Comments is a Memo field in the tblSOftware table. The code is being run from a button on a form. Anyone got any ideas what's up??
Cheers,
Matt
Dim db As DAO.Database
Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
Dim strComments As String
'Setup Objects
Set db = CurrentDb
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("tblSoftware", dbOpenTable)
'Set Index and Seek for record
rs.Index = "Software Code"
rs.Seek "=", Me.SoftwareCodeNew
'Get Text String
strComments = Me.CommentsNew.Text
'Edit Record in Comments field
rs.Edit
!Comments = strComments
'Update and close recordset
rs.Update
rs.Close
db.Close 'Do i need this line of code since I'm using the current DB?
Set rs = Nothing
Set db = Nothing
I can't make edits with ADODB recordset bound to my form.
Access 2010 linking to SQL Server 2008.
Simple form bound to a single table.
Connection string works fine.
Code is as below (cursor etc is set using enums btw).
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer) Dim rst As ADODB.Recordset If g1OpenRecordset(rst, "tblName", rrOpenKeyset, rrLockOptimistic, False) = False Then Cancel = True Exit Sub
Special situation: The SQL Server Linked Server across the country is linked to a Read Only Oracle DB. This data pull works perfectly and populates the Subform.
The problem is that Oracle can take 3 to 6 seconds to retrieve the single record depending on the network traffic through a small pipe.
The code below shows the RecordSource for the SubForm. clicking on a list box supplies the value. Then 3 to 6 seconds later, the subform populates.
The actual Recordset for this Recordsource is needed to conduct Validation on each field. Normally this would be on SQL Server, I might just create a Recordset Oject and run this SQL statement again in 1 milisecond. In this case, it will probably take an additional 3 to 6 seconds. Avoiding another lengthy round-trip to Oracle would be prefered.
Goal: How does one grab, clone, or other wise reference the existing recordset for the SubForm?
Note: Immediate Window - One single field can be returned quickly
There are 48 fields that need validation - is there a way to reference the entire recordset?
Immediate Window during Break Mode: ? me.fsubsrNavSHLBHL("NavSH_QQ") NESE ' this is the correct value for the current recordsource
Set a breakpoint right after the line: fsubsrNavSHLBHL.Form.RecordSource = "Select * from vsrNavigatorSHLBHL where Well_ID =" & txtNavWellID.Value
Immediate Window: ? me.fsubsrNavSHLBHL.Form.RecordSource Select * from vsrNavigatorSHLBHL where Well_ID =91229
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For if this is true then this whole Access business is rather unsuited for networks, even a small one. I hope you guys prove me wrong.
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Desired 2nd Query based off 1st Query (where ?): u1 / d1 u1 / d2 u2 / d1 u2 / d2
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sql example below. Which is the Access Sql in the Query
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Thanks to all, this forum has been a great help for me.
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