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Dave
Came Across some interesting reading, enough for me to see if I can do the
same thing.
This guy writes he has a form that has (1) a combobox where he reads from a
table. (2) command button that runs a query where the criteria is based upon
the combobox setting. This is good as it works with access databases w/o a
problem.
When I try the same thing using a sql database I have no output although I
should have. Here is the setup.
I have a one to many relationship between table a (single) and table b (the
many). I have the combo box setup to read the not primary key of table a.
I bound the primary key field and pushed the command button to run the
query, I get no errors and the results come up empty.
Has anyone had any experience using this? Remember, I'm talking about a SQL
database using Access. Don't embarrase yourself by referring to any Access
databases run by a jet engine....
Thanks,
Dave
same thing.
This guy writes he has a form that has (1) a combobox where he reads from a
table. (2) command button that runs a query where the criteria is based upon
the combobox setting. This is good as it works with access databases w/o a
problem.
When I try the same thing using a sql database I have no output although I
should have. Here is the setup.
I have a one to many relationship between table a (single) and table b (the
many). I have the combo box setup to read the not primary key of table a.
I bound the primary key field and pushed the command button to run the
query, I get no errors and the results come up empty.
Has anyone had any experience using this? Remember, I'm talking about a SQL
database using Access. Don't embarrase yourself by referring to any Access
databases run by a jet engine....
Thanks,
Dave