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I have a vb.net program that has a checked list box. &nbsp;When the program is run, the user can select one or more of the batches that are listed in the box. &nbsp;The program then runs and includes this code:<br />
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cmd.CommandText = &quot;UPDATE PCT_PROD_BATCHING SET STATUS = 2, DATETIME_BATCHED = '&quot; &amp;&nbsp;dtDate &amp;&nbsp;&quot;' WHERE BATCH_NUMBER IN (&quot; &amp;&nbsp;String.Join(&quot;,&quot;, clbBatches.CheckedItems) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;)&quot;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()<br />
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I get this error:<br />
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The multi-part identifier &quot;System.Windows.Forms.Chec<wbr />kedListBox<wbr />&quot; could not be bound.<br />
Invalid column name 'CheckedItemCollection'.<br />
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I have used this same code in other applications and it has worked, but it is not working here. &nbsp;How can I correct the problem?
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I have a vb.net program that has a checked list box.  When the program is run, the user can select one or more of the batches that are listed in the box.  The program then runs and includes this code:

cmd.CommandText = "UPDATE PCT_PROD_BATCHING SET STATUS = 2, DATETIME_BATCHED = '" & dtDate & "' WHERE BATCH_NUMBER IN (" & String.Join(",", clbBatches.CheckedItems) & ")"
        cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()

I get this error:

The multi-part identifier "System.Windows.Forms.CheckedListBox" could not be bound.
Invalid column name 'CheckedItemCollection'.

I have used this same code in other applications and it has worked, but it is not working here.  How can I correct the problem?

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