Hi Jerry,
>>>I haven't had any luck on the user forum getting an answer to this
>>>question.
>>>Can you cc or reply to me if there is an answer, or if this is a bug?
>> Wild guessing: Does changing the ":x" to "?" improve the situation?
> I just tried that, with the same results.
Okay, just want
Hi Dan,
> I think I have now found a way, but it involves an extra "step"
> (actually an extra query). Create a table with the following fields:
> FuelID (PK), Date, FuelCost, FuelQuanity, and Odometer. Then create a
> query (Query1) with these fields from the table: FuelID, FuelQuanity,
Hi Marc,
> In general I can second your opinion, but there *are* cases where using
> the control is "a good thing":
>
> Especially when using BASIC there is no way of converting datatyes using
> an API service (at lest one I know, please tell me if so!) so you'd have
> to convert each value to th
Frank,
I just tried that, with the same results.
- Original Message -
From: "Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany"
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To:
Cc: "Jerry Thomason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 3:55 AM
Subject: Re: [dba-dev] having trouble passing parameters to a
Hi Dan,
Yes, it is a general solution for result sets containing a sequence with
increments of 1.
My comment was concerning imparting significance to a Primary Key ( or
any key actually ) beyond that of row identification.
IMO this is something to avoid if at all possible. As I said however
On Wednesday May 16 2007 10:22 pm, andrew wrote:
> Dan Lewis wrote:
> > On Wednesday May 16 2007 4:23 am, Frank Schönheit - Sun
> > Microsystems
> >
> > Germany wrote:
> >> Hi Dan,
> >>
> >>> Maybe I do not understand SQL well enough, but I have a
> >>> problem. I have a table for fuel that
