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Last Activity: Mar 25 '08, 05:33 PM
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  • I figured it out. I just used the "Me!subform " reference and it worked. I think I was trying to make the code more complicated than it needed to be. Thanks for the help.
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  • I have tried using the External Syntax as described in your thread. After updating a combobox on one of the SubForms (Form1 for example) within my dashboard I need it to update the subform within Form1... to do this I have the following code:

    Code:
    Dim strQuery As String
    
    strQuery = "SELECT * FROM TableName WHERE Criteria = " & combobox_Value
    
    Forms!Dashboard.Form1.subfrmWithinForm1.RecordSource
    ...
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  • bplantes
    started a topic Refresh a subform within a subform within a Form

    Refresh a subform within a subform within a Form

    I have a "Dashboard" in a tool I am building which has a list of different buttons. Clicking on each button will display different subforms which show up in a window to the right of the menu.

    One of these "Screens" has a subform which needs to be refreshed after updating one of the other "Screens." The problem is, the screens do not refresh when switching between screens with the menu buttons.
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  • bplantes
    started a topic Speed up my query

    Speed up my query

    I have a query that needs to refresh after updating. The problem is that the query takes about 10 seconds to refresh. Anyone know if there is a way to speed this query up?

    Code:
    SELECT DISTINCT tblInvoices.CustomerID, tblInvoices.CustomerName
    FROM tblInvoices LEFT JOIN tblInvoiceCustomerBridge ON (tblInvoices.CustomerName= tblInvoiceCustomerBridge.SystemCustomerName) AND (tblInvoices.CustomerID= tblInvoiceCustomerBridge.SystemCustomerNumber)
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  • bplantes
    replied to Using ODBC in Access
    SUCCESS!!!!

    I received a response from another messageboard that fixed this.

    I had to create a tnsnames.ora in the directory: c:\instantclien t\oracle_home\n etwork\admin\tn snames.ora.

    I created the tnsnames.ora file with the TNS script that I posted earlier and once this was set up, I was able to connect. Stuart, thank you so much for getting me so far along. I feel like I have learned a lot in a short...
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  • bplantes
    started a topic ODBC to Oracle Question

    ODBC to Oracle Question

    Hi All,

    I am new at Oracle, so bear with me.

    I have installed InstantClient_1 0_2 and installed the Oracle10.2 drivers on my computer. I am trying to establish the ODBC Connection. Here are the steps I am taking.

    1. Go to Administrative Tools > Data Sources (ODBC) > System DNS Tab
    2. Click Add... and select the "Oracle in Instantclient_1 0_2" driver

    Then I try to...
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  • bplantes
    replied to Using ODBC in Access
    I have played around with this a bit. This is the error that I receive every time (see attached screenshot... I have changed the name for security reasons, but have tried it with the actual name). If anyone can help resolve this issue, I would appreciate it very much. I feel like I am so close!...
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  • bplantes
    replied to Using ODBC in Access
    I'm not sure if you saw my edits above... I reinstalled and fixed the problem I was having and can now get into the ODBC Configuration.

    Now I am running into a problem with the TNS Service Name Dropdown. What do I need to use here? If you look at my edit to my last post, I have included what the DBA gave me for the TNS. I am not sure how to use this though. Thanks.
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  • bplantes
    replied to Using ODBC in Access
    I really appreciate you walking me through that process!

    Are the ODBC Drivers backwards compatible? Meaning, with the 10.2 driver work if I am working with Oracle9? Otherwise, is there an instant client for Oracle9?

    Also, when I try to go through and set up the new ODBC Connection now, I get an error:

    “The setup routines for the Oracle in instantclient10 _2 ODBC Driver could not be loaded due to...
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    Last edited by bplantes; Mar 6 '08, 04:42 PM. Reason: Fixed own issue

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  • bplantes
    replied to Using ODBC in Access
    I have downloaded Intant Client, but am having trouble understanding their installation notes, specifically step 3:

    Installation Instructions

    Installation Steps:

    1. Download the appropriate Instant Client packages for your platform. All installations REQUIRE the Basic or Basic Lite package.

    2. Unzip the packages into a single directory such as "instantclient" .

    3....
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  • bplantes
    replied to Using ODBC in Access
    I appreciate the continued help. I am now having problems and cannot get much further without help.

    I was granted access to have read access from an Oracle DB with a generic user name and password that will be used in the tool I am building in Access.

    I DO NOT have Oracle set up on my laptop. I am wondering how to set up the ODBC connection using the Link Table option in Access without Oracle set up on the computer...
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  • bplantes
    replied to Using ODBC in Access
    Zwoker,

    Thanks for the tip. I will try to use the link table solution and then try to use this solution if I run into problems.

    I am developing a tool for a client (friend) that links to outside databases. They have given me a temporary Access database that is identical to a databases on their share drive (I am not on their network). Is there a way to set up a linked table in Access that looks for a file to link to...
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  • bplantes
    started a topic Using ODBC in Access

    Using ODBC in Access

    I have loved the quick responses that I have received using thescripts.com for a couple of my prior questions. I thought I would ask the question here as I haven't been able to get a good result from my Google searches thus far.

    I am trying to use Access to read a table from another Access database and read 2 tables from an Oracle database. With these tables I will be performing some "SELECT" queries... I have no need...
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  • bplantes
    replied to Speeding Up My Query
    Thanks for that... I have worked with MS SQL before and have used "Left Outer Join" which would only take the left, non-joined, records. Access doesn't seem to have that functionality. I just implemented this into the code and it worked great. Thanks for the help.
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  • bplantes
    replied to Filling A Listbox with a Query in VBA
    This worked great! Thanks for the help. Trying to get back into the developer's mindset :)
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  • bplantes
    started a topic Speeding Up My Query

    Speeding Up My Query

    I have designed a form to bridge one customer record with a master customer record in a table. For example:

    CustomerName, CustomerNumber:
    ABC Company, 101;
    ABC Corp. , 102;
    ABC Inc., 103;
    ABC Co., 104;
    ABC Comp., 105;

    MasterCustomerN ame, MasterCustomerN um:

    ABC Master, 1001

    Bridge:
    101, 1001;
    102, 1001;
    103, 1001;
    104, 1001;...
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    Last edited by bplantes; Feb 26 '08, 08:00 PM. Reason: Fixed Query Code

  • bplantes
    started a topic Filling A Listbox with a Query in VBA

    Filling A Listbox with a Query in VBA

    Hi All,

    I am new to Access programming and it has been a long time since I have done any programming at all, so I am a bit rusty. I am building a form in Access 2002 that displays a list of Customers.

    When the form first opens, all Customers are displayed in a Listbox with the Address1, Address2, City, State, Zip, and Customer Number in Textboxes that populate when you select the customer. The listbox has the property...
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