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Member 15627495 3-Mar-24 11:22am View    
hello !

you can use 'sub query','nest query' :
it's simple, one query will use another query as 'input parameter' as criteria.


// above two queries in one statement.

select * from 'table' where id IN ( select id from 'another_table' )


Member 15627495 1-Mar-24 3:13am View    
without your code, we really can't fix your bug.
guessing is not possible... Vb code could be hundreds of methods/event/writing

please, show us the living code, target the lines about the bug.
Member 15627495 28-Feb-24 1:42am View    
Hello !

you have to be more strict when using 'try' statements.
'try' must enclose 'unmastered codes or events' when beginners write codes.

look closer at your code, which lines require 'try' ?
you have few allocations for some Strings vars, errors won't happens on this line.

where I disagree with 'try' use, happen when 'code is out of control'. that not the good solution to 'put a try statement' to replace the 'real required codes line'.
because 'try' are badly used, like a gross patch/fix. It's a really bad 'shortcut to achieve'.
Member 15627495 22-Feb-24 15:35pm View    
INSERT query is badly written.
'INSERT INTO 'table' VALUES ('','','',''...) ;

SET is for 'UPDATE' query only
Member 15627495 16-Feb-24 0:44am View    
hi !

answering random, but your 'connection string parameters' for the 'sql server' is set for the wrong version of sql server.

to do :
- update the parameter about the sql server version, in the connection string.