Comments by bayotle - CodeProject

bayotle 22-Apr-16 19:36pm View

I did already! ;)
Thanks for the kick!

bayotle 22-Apr-16 12:53pm View

Thanks, that pushed me in a different direction that may or may not be a valid solution but for now the initial problem is resolved.

I added the cb.ConflictOption and took a quick 'peek' and then got the idea to replace * with the fields I was actually updating and it worked..

a day wasted on trying to correct an issue in the db just so I could resume recoding other issues!

Thanks!

bayotle 22-Apr-16 10:43am View

Actually yes, and the date1/date2 work fine for 100's of records, the date_modified and date_entered work for one record but if I try to update multiples, it fails on update (where marked)

bayotle 22-Apr-16 4:47am View

Thanks for the quick reply!
Actually those lines do work, it's the date_modified / date_entered line that's failing...
The other lines were test code to see wth was going on! ;)

bayotle 11-Apr-16 7:10am View

Thanks but that's related to vb6, no way I can see to set Keycode = 0

bayotle 27-Jan-16 22:22pm View

Thanks Dave!
Being a newb that wasn't in my arsenal but now that I see the code for it, makes more sense.
I knew the fill was loading the enter table but didn't know another way, maybe this will keep me from cursing .net having such slow db access! ;)

bayotle 27-Jan-16 22:19pm View

So Coding error, or dfp (dumb f'n programmer!)

bayotle 13-Nov-15 12:18pm View

Thanks for the quick reply but as of right now, that's slightly over my level of expertise!
I'll have to ponder that for a few, thanks for the link!

bayotle 13-Nov-15 12:15pm View

Thanks for the response Abhinav but the same results as before, that and I can't specify the name of the form in the sub, it would need to be passed since it can be one of a 'many'.

What I'm trying to do essentially is pass a form to a sub in a module so that I can open a new copy of it. This is meant to be generic code used in a template so the form name wont actually be known.

bayotle 21-Apr-15 15:39pm View

That fixed it!?!?!

Thanks!

bayotle 21-Apr-15 15:31pm View

The links above worked for my VB6/Win7 install, mainly just turning off UAC and creating the MSJAVA.DLL file.

bayotle 19-Feb-15 23:00pm View

Sweeeeeeeeeeet!
This has been driving me nuts for a LONG time, I actually put it on the back burner and worked on other sections, now I'm coming to an end with this, I had to get it worked out...

MANY thanks!

bayotle 4-Jul-13 0:58am View

Looks like something to look into, i'll dig around and see what i can pull up....

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Yeah, looked it up, looks like it's gonna be a bit of a learning curve, thanks for the pointer!
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Got it working, again, thanks but OMG, 36+ lines to do what i could do in probably 5!
All i can say is after being a programmer for almost 40 years, .net sux!!!!! It's back to vb6 after this project!
This is 1000x worse than cobol, all the repetition kills it....

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