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Here is an article by Microsoft that describes passing a parameter to a Command object. &nbsp;It comes with explanation and sample code!<br />
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<a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/devprods/vs6/vbasic/vbcon98/vbcondataenvironmentprogrammingguidelines.htm" rel="ugc nofollow">http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/devprods/vs6/vbasic/vbcon98/vbcondataenvironmentprogrammingguidelines.htm</a>
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Here is an article by Microsoft that describes passing a parameter to a Command object.  It comes with explanation and sample code!

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/devprods/vs6/vbasic/vbcon98/vbcondataenvironmentprogrammingguidelines.htm [http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/devprods/vs6/vbasic/vbcon98/vbcondataenvironmentprogrammingguidelines.htm]

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I agree that this explains passing params to a data environment, but it does not explain how to do it from a data report.<br />
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In the report you select which command to base the report on, but when the report is generated, I cannot see where you would pass the params to the command function....<br />
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John
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I agree that this explains passing params to a data environment, but it does not explain how to do it from a data report.

In the report you select which command to base the report on, but when the report is generated, I cannot see where you would pass the params to the command function....

John

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MTroutwine <br />
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Yes you were correct but not as clear as roverm. I will send you 25 points if that's possible !<br />
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John Hind
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MTroutwine

Yes you were correct but not as clear as roverm. I will send you 25 points if that's possible !

John Hind

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John,<br />
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Don't worry about the points, glad to see you got a your problem solved. That's what counts!<br />
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John,

Don't worry about the points, glad to see you got a your problem solved. That's what counts!

:>)

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I have created a report that is based on a command within a data environment. This is easy if the command has no parameters, but if params are required, how do you pass the param values to the command ?<br />
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TIA<br />
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John
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VB6 sp3, Win98

I have created a report that is based on a command within a data environment. This is easy if the command has no parameters, but if params are required, how do you pass the param values to the command ?

TIA

John

VB6 DataReport - passing Params

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