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I have an access 2003 adp that links to an sql server 2000  database.  i use some stored proecedure to populate a table with all the customers we had for a specific month.  this table named billingcustomers has a bit field that i am using for a true false, for if they are selected to be billed.  on a form i have a subform that pulls this table into a datasheet view with a checkbox for the bit field.  the parent field has two combo boxes on it.  one is to select the month, named cbx_billdate.  the other one (cbx_samsbox) is to select a parrent corporation for the customer because one parrent corporation could have multiple customer accounts, each one gets billed separately. if i use the billdate combobox then all customers are listed.  if i use the samsbox combobox then only customers linked to that parrent corporation are listed.  on problem i am having is that when you click a checkbox, making it true, you cannot deselct it by clicking on it again.  i have read somewhere it is because the bit field and check box are not compatable because sql uses 1 for true where vba uses -1.  i have also read that there is a work around but i did not understand it.  the other problem i have is that if i use the billdate combo box the recordset is updateable but it has all customers listed.  if i use the samsbox combobox for some reason the recordset is not updateable even though it is pretty much the same process.  for both of them i change the recordsource and then requery the subform.  they actualy use the same exact strings.
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Private Sub cbx_BillDate_Click()
Dim boxrs As New ADODB.Recordset
Dim strsql As String
Dim boxCnt As Integer
Dim x As Integer
 
strsql = "exec BillingFilterCreateClosed '" & Me.cbx_BillDate & "'"
DoCmd.RunSQL strsql
strsql = "exec nmpFilterCreateClosed '" & Me.cbx_BillDate & "'"
DoCmd.RunSQL strsql
strsql = "exec BillingCustomerpop"
DoCmd.RunSQL strsql
strsql = "select distinct box as maintactvdsg from BillingCustomers"
boxrs.Open strsql, CurrentProject.Connection, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockReadOnly
'strsql = "exec BillingCustomerpop
'DoCmd.RunSQL strsql
If boxrs.BOF = False And boxrs.EOF = False Then
    
    boxrs.MoveFirst
    boxCnt = Me.cbx_samsBox.ListCount
    x = 0
    Do While x < boxCnt
        Me.cbx_samsBox.RemoveItem (0)
        x = x + 1
    Loop
    boxCnt = boxrs.RecordCount
    Me.cbx_samsBox.AddItem "ALL"
    x = 0
    Do While x < boxCnt
        Me.cbx_samsBox.AddItem boxrs!maintactvdsg
        boxrs.MoveNext
        x = x + 1
    Loop
    Me.cbx_samsBox = Me.cbx_samsBox.ItemData(0)
    If Me.cbx_samsBox = "ALL" Then
        strsql = "SELECT billingcustomers.UIC, billingcustomers.name,   Billingcustomers.selected, Billingcustomers.box from billingcustomers where (username = system_user)"
    Else
        strsql = "SELECT billingcustomers.UIC, billingcustomers.name, Billingcustomers.selected, Billingcustomers.box from billingcustomers " _
           & "WHERE (dbo.billingcustomers.box = '" & Me.cbx_samsBox & "') and (username = system_user)"
    End If
        Me.BillingCustomers_subform.Form.RecordSource = strsql
        Me.BillingCustomers_subform.Requery
End If
End Sub
 
 
 
Private Sub cbx_samsBox_Click()
Dim strsql As String
If Me.cbx_samsBox = "ALL" Then
    strsql = "SELECT distinct billingcustomers.UIC, billingcustomers.name, Billingcustomers.selected, Billingcustomers.box from billingcustomers where (username = system_user)"
Else
    strsql = "SELECT  distinct billingcustomers.UIC, billingcustomers.name, Billingcustomers.selected, Billingcustomers.box from billingcustomers " _
       & "WHERE ((dbo.billingcustomers.box = '" & Me.cbx_samsBox & "') and (username = system_user))"
End If
Me.BillingCustomers_subform.Form.RecordSource = strsql
Me.BillingCustomers_subform.Requery
 
 
End Sub
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