Hi Joe Y,
one of the things that might help you in formulating SQL within VBA is ..... & chr$(34) & around both sides of the string parameter in the SQL statement. chr$(34) is the ASCII code for the double quote. if you concatenate it in there, it forces the double quote in round the string parameter.
The other thing that might cause a rejected delete is if you have a parent child relation e.g. order header/order...
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Hi,
I am just learning C#. I have an Access VBA and SQL background.
I don't understand the databinding controls in the winform toolbox. I feel I should be able to just pull them across from the toolbox and create bound controls, or a bound form - but the book shows me code that I have to write.
If this is the case, why have GUI controls for it ? What am I missing here ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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