Hello,
So I finished my code but I have this one problem.
Below is all the code to the program.
Below is the code that I am having issues with.
After running the module I go back to access and look within the "Jobs Not Yet Filled" table and it has 2 positions listed in which it should. What I don't understand is why the look in the above code does not go through.
I have tested it could with "msgbox" code and the While loop does not even enter through.
Thank you,
For Your Help
So I finished my code but I have this one problem.
The Table That Is To Start The Loop Is Reading Empty.
Below is all the code to the program.
Code:
Public Function Fill_Job_Positions()
'On Local Error GoTo Fill_Job_Positions_Err
'-------------------------Summary--------------------------------
'
'Step 1:
'
' Sets "dbs" as current Database of type "Data Acess Object"
'
' Opens and Runs a Query that Makes a Table that may already exist.
' Click "Yes" to delete existing table and paste to remake Table.
'
' Opens a new recordset within the table "New Schedule"
' For later usag3
'
' Opens a new recordset within the table "Jobs Not Yet Filled"
' For later usage
'
'-------------------------Summary--------------------------------
Dim dbs As DAO.Database
Set dbs = CurrentDb
DoCmd.OpenQuery "Make Jobs To Fill Query", acViewNormal, acReadOnly
DoCmd.OpenQuery "Put It Query - Replacing"
Dim Replacements As DAO.Recordset
Set Replacements = dbs.OpenRecordset("Put It Query - Replacing")
Dim Jobs As DAO.Recordset
Set Jobs = dbs.OpenRecordset("Jobs To Fill")
Dim NotFilled As DAO.Recordset
Set NotFilled = dbs.OpenRecordset("Jobs Not Yet Filled")
Dim RemainNF As DAO.Recordset
Set RemainNF = dbs.OpenRecordset("Jobs Remain Not Filled")
Dim Schedule As DAO.Recordset
Set Schedule = dbs.OpenRecordset("New Schedule")
While Not Schedule.EOF
'MsgBox "Schedule Record Before Deleting: " & Schedule![First Name]
Schedule.Delete
Schedule.MoveNext
Wend
While Not RemainNF.EOF
'MsgBox "RemainNF Record Before Deleting: " & RemainNF![Main Positions]
RemainNF.Delete
RemainNF.MoveNext
Wend
While Not NotFilled.EOF
'MsgBox "NotFilled Record Before Deleting: " & NotFilled![Main Positions]
NotFilled.Delete
NotFilled.MoveNext
Wend
'-------------------------Summary--------------------------------
'
'Step 2:
'
' Sets "dbs" as current Database of type "Data Acess Object"
'
' Opens and Runs a Query that Makes a Table that may already exist.
' Click "Yes" to delete existing table and paste to remake Table.
'
' Creates a new table and names it "New Schedule"
' For later usage
'
'-------------------------Summary--------------------------------
'Testing the extraction method (fields from one table into another)
'Test ~ Copying Jobs (DAO) into NotFilled (DAO)
'Declare the strings needed to individually extract data
Dim FirstName As String
Dim LastName As String
Dim JMP As String 'Jobs Main Positions
Dim RMP As String 'Replacements Main Positions
Dim Count As Integer 'Tracker for Jobs
Dim Count2 As Integer ' Tracker for Replacements
Count = 0
Jobs.MoveFirst
While Not Jobs.EOF
JMP = Jobs![Main Positions]
Count2 = 0
'MsgBox "Jobs Main Position Number: " & Count & " " & JMP
Count = Count + 1
While Not Replacements.EOF
RMP = Replacements![Main Position]
'MsgBox "Replacements Main Position Number: " & Count2 & " " & RMP
If RMP = JMP Then
Schedule.AddNew
Schedule![First Name] = Replacements![First Name]
Schedule![Last Name] = Replacements![Last Name]
'In "Put It Query - Replacing" it is called "Main Position" because if references "Put It" the table
Schedule![Main Positions] = Replacements![Main Position]
Schedule![Replacement Positions] = Replacements![Replacement Position]
Schedule.Update
'MsgBox "Count2 In First IF (before addition): " & Count2
Count2 = Count2 + 1
'MsgBox "Count2 In First IF (after addition): " & Count2
End If
Replacements.MoveNext
Wend
If Count2 = 0 Then
'MsgBox "Count2 In Secound IF: " & Count2
NotFilled.AddNew
NotFilled![Main Positions] = Jobs![Main Positions]
NotFilled.Update
'MsgBox "Jobs in NotFilled Table: " & NotFilled![Main Positions]
End If
Replacements.MoveFirst
Count = Count + 1
Jobs.MoveNext
Wend
'----------------------------------------------------------------
'Not Compares Replacement Positions with Jobs Not Yet Filled
'----------------------------------------------------------------
Dim SRP As String 'Schedule Replacement Positions
Dim NFMP2 As String
Dim Count3 As Integer
'MsgBox "Notfilled: " & NotFilled![Main Positions]
While Not NotFilled.EOF
Count3 = 0
NFMP2 = NotFilled![Main Positions]
MsgBox "NFMP2: " & NFMP2
While Not Schedule.EOF
SRP = Schedule![Replacement Positions]
MsgBox "SRP: " & SRP
If SRP = NFMP Then
Schedule![Scheduling Comments] = "Employee Needed For Both Of Their Positions"
Schedule.Update
MsgBox "Schedule![Scheduling Comments] = " & Schedule![Scheduling Comments]
MsgBox "Count3 (before add): " & Count3
Count3 = Count3 + 1
MsgBox "Count3 (after add): " & Count3
End If
Schedule.MoveNext
Wend
If Count3 = 0 Then
MsgBox "There is no one to fill the following Position: " & NFMP
End If
NotFilled.MoveNext
Wend
End Function
Code:
'----------------------------------------------------------------
'Not Compares Replacement Positions with Jobs Not Yet Filled
'----------------------------------------------------------------
Dim SRP As String 'Schedule Replacement Positions
Dim NFMP2 As String
Dim Count3 As Integer
'MsgBox "Notfilled: " & NotFilled![Main Positions]
While Not NotFilled.EOF
Count3 = 0
NFMP2 = NotFilled![Main Positions]
MsgBox "NFMP2: " & NFMP2
While Not Schedule.EOF
SRP = Schedule![Replacement Positions]
MsgBox "SRP: " & SRP
If SRP = NFMP Then
Schedule![Scheduling Comments] = "Employee Needed For Both Of Their Positions"
Schedule.Update
MsgBox "Schedule![Scheduling Comments] = " & Schedule![Scheduling Comments]
MsgBox "Count3 (before add): " & Count3
Count3 = Count3 + 1
MsgBox "Count3 (after add): " & Count3
End If
Schedule.MoveNext
Wend
If Count3 = 0 Then
MsgBox "There is no one to fill the following Position: " & NFMP
End If
NotFilled.MoveNext
Wend
End Function
I have tested it could with "msgbox" code and the While loop does not even enter through.
Thank you,
For Your Help
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