On Saturday, Dec 28, 2002, at 19:04 US/Pacific, Li Chunshen ((Don))
wrote:
> The one that came with CFMX, to use OCI native drivers
> for Oracle 8i I need to read some docs, do you know
> any good one other than that which comes with it?
The only docs I know about are the ones on Oracle Tech Net
We've done this with Access, but it will work exactly the same with
Excel.
Create an Excel template that has a defined area for the data. Use Jet
or Automation to populate a new file created from the template. Then
send this to the user.
Inside the template include VBA code to wrap up all the d
The one that came with CFMX, to use OCI native drivers
for Oracle 8i I need to read some docs, do you know
any good one other than that which comes with it?
Thanks.
--- Sean A Corfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Which Oracle driver are you using? The one that
> ships with CFMX or a
> newer one
>Why does this expression work:
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>
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>But this one doesn't:
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ValueList returns a "comma-separated list" from a query object. So ClientID should be
column in the query object GetRW.
Dwayne Cole, MS in MIS, MBA
Florida A&M University
Cer
That might work. Try downloading the latest release of the MDAC (2.71 I think) from
http://www.microsoft.com/data/
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I have a customer,
who runs an application,
where he can show, who
is a a promotor or a consultant
for certain products he is selling.
The application runs on: CF 4.5, Win NT 4 Server
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Updating and deleting data works on
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From: "Rick Faircloth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Why does this expression work:
>
>
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> But this one doesn't:
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What's the context of the code? For instance, is it inside a loop outputting
records? Also, what is the error being th
Good morning.
Why does this expression work:
But this one doesn't:
Is it because having the function "ValueList" is redundant
when using "ListLen"?
Rick
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