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How can i access dynamic a database field. ( Is there something wrong with the Sub below ? )
'The DB is a public Variable that represent a database.
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Where, What)
Set frmtmp.Data1.Recordset = DB.OpenRecordset("Select * from AllFiles", dbOpenDynaset)
With frmtmp.Data1.Recordset
.AddNew
![Where] = What 'This is where i get the problem.
.Update
.Close
End With
End Sub
Thank you.
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Where, What)
Set frmtmp.Data1.Recordset = DB.OpenRecordset("Select * from AllFiles", dbOpenDynaset)
With frmtmp.Data1.Recordset
.AddNew
![Where] = What 'This is where i get the problem.
.Update
.Close
End With
End Sub
Thank you.
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...also, you might wanna declare the first argument as a string:
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Byval Where As String, What)
...
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Byval Where As String, What)
...
Wich is the error code you get?
What is the data type of Where and what is the data type of What? Might be a type mismatch. If you want to convert a number to a string, then do something like:
.Fields(Where) = CStr(What) ' convert to string
If you want to do the opposite, then:
.Fields(Where) = CLng(What) ' convert to long
-or-
.Fields(Where) = CDbl(What) ' convert to double
Have a look at Type Conversion Functions in your VB help.
Preece
.Fields(Where) = CStr(What) ' convert to string
If you want to do the opposite, then:
.Fields(Where) = CLng(What) ' convert to long
-or-
.Fields(Where) = CDbl(What) ' convert to double
Have a look at Type Conversion Functions in your VB help.
Preece
Also, you want to specify the data types in your paramater declarations:
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Where as String, What as String)
-or-
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Where as Long, What as Double)
Whatever is appropriate...
Preece
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Where as String, What as String)
-or-
Public Sub WriteALineInList(Where as Long, What as Double)
Whatever is appropriate...
Preece
ASKER
Thank jarnsater. This one line saved me. :-)
Even that it worked also with the : .Fields(Where).Value = Where
I tryed last night before i see your message.
Even that it worked also with the : .Fields(Where).Value = Where
I tryed last night before i see your message.
.addnew
.fields!where = what