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  • RE: stored procedure prefixes

    we'll be sure to go through all the tsql. and the .net needs upgrading too; it was built on v1! it doesn't even have a master page. user controls on...

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  • RE: stored procedure prefixes

    thanks.

    i've done some searching and see there's quite a discussion going on with this and great info. one link (started in 2002!): http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic8041-65-1.aspx

    i think usp might do for my needs....

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  • RE: stored procedure prefixes

    great. thanks for the help.

    - w.

    edit:

    ah, what do you use, if anything, to prefix sps? i think i've seen sproc_ before. any suggestions? (i'll do some searching too.) tnx again.

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  • RE: forums issues

    Steve Jones - Editor (8/12/2008)


    When you are in the forums, the Control Panel link is to the upper left, just below your name.

    i knew i must be missing something.

    What do...

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  • RE: Access 2000 Recordset Question

    i added 3 lines (commented-out). looks pretty close i think ...

    With rst

    Do

    ...

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  • RE: Access 2000 Recordset Question

    it looks like you're comparing rs to only one row in rsadd and not checking the whole table to see if it's there. you're checking one row, if it doesn't...

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  • RE: multiselect list box with date range

    it's been a while since you posted but i think it's working now. don't use 'date' as the name of a field. hth.

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  • RE: Yes/No Fields in MS Access 2003 NOT IN FIELDS COLLECTION

    both of these worked for me:

    Public Function AdoYesNo()

    Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset

    rs.Open "tbl2", CurrentProject.Connection, _

    ...

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  • RE: Get Next AutoNumber -- Insert Into Table

    beforeupdate.

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