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    Misbehaving DCount

    many thanks to you paul and mailman, i modified the dcount statement as suggested by you and it works like a charm, many thanks
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    Misbehaving DCount

    Dear Paul the missing "AND" was a typo, my apologies, converted my statement to your reply, the DCount Still does not work. and the whole thing goes for a toss. I am trying to count the containers moved by a truck between two dates. Would converting the whole thing to a count query help, and if...
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    Misbehaving DCount

    Dear all, I am facing the following problem with dcount() the following statement works perfectly well =DCount("Numx","tx_container"," VehicleId = " & [VehicleId] & " AND CMRDate > " & [TempVars]![PR_006_LowerDate]) but when the above statement is modified to...
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    assign query results to a tempvar

    The Original Query was --- SELECT Count(clubbox) AS LoadSingles FROM moves WHERE (((moves.cmrdate)>[Forms]![CPanel]![Text44] And (moves.cmrdate)<[Forms]![CPanel]![Text46]) AND ((moves.driverid)=[Forms]![CPanel]![Text38]) AND ((moves.move)<>35) AND ((moves.clubbox)=32)); and this returned a...
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    assign query results to a tempvar

    can i use 6 or 7 conditions, in the dcount[] criteria part, are there any restrictions with regards to total number of criteria that may be used. many thanks
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    assign query results to a tempvar

    ooops, terribly sorry and my apologies, the query returns a count of 60 records, i wish to store this value of count into tempvars.
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    assign query results to a tempvar

    The Query 'SELECT Count(clubbox) AS MTSingles FROM moves WHERE (((moves.cmrdate)>[Forms]![CPanel]![Text44] And (moves.cmrdate)<[Forms]![CPanel]![Text46]) AND ((moves.driverid)=[Forms]![CPanel]![Text38]) AND ((moves.move)=35) AND ((moves.clubbox)=32));' returns about 60 records, how do i assign...
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    Question Access with MySql

    Dear All, After a lot of investigation into the matter, it just dawned on me, that it is the only at the time of insertion of new record that the whole thing fails with a "COULD NOT INSERT into [table name]-ODBC error", now i just need to get around this problem. thanks for all your support ;):o
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    Passthrough Query

    It seems that the mysql config, is the source of all the problems, I am using MYSQL Server 5.x on LAN, so would appreciate it you all could look at the configs, or alternativly provide me with config that works. many thanks
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    Passthrough Query

    pat, many thanks to you, went through your post, and got the udpates part working flawlessly, how ever, i have attached the mysql config files so may be you can suggest changes to mysql odbc driver. As you, even i am at sea, as to why i should need a pass through query. howver it is the only...
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    Passthrough Query

    freinds here is the mysql odbc config kindly advise if any changes are required
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    Passthrough Query

    oops sorry, i missed out the attachments will upload it as soon as i get home. Access returns a ÏNSERT FAILED error, only when i try to insert a new record into the mysql table, if the record already exists, then i am allowed to edit and save / update the record without any problem
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    Access v Mysql

    Hi, Answer to all your who,what why and whens 1]What are the main pros and cons with access - Quick Turnaround - Very Zippi response, provided you configure mysql properly - Extremely good presentation - Good master detail design type and versatile forms 2]What are the main pros and cons with...
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    Passthrough Query

    hi, I am enclosing a snapshot of the MYSQL odbc config, I am not very sure if this would help, but my sincere request to all to have a look at the attachment and help me, understand or figureout the problem area many thanks once again, in advance :)
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    Question Access with MySql

    Successfully inserted a record from access into the table (attachment-1 & 2). however doing it from the forms fails miserably. I guess, i have to use the passthrough at the time of insert/update into the table.
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