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Peut-être c'est en raison du point-virgule ayant été omis ? SQL = "SELECT * FROM vehiculo;"

No, but the Amish do make nice wooden cabinets and - in my limited experience - bake decent cakes. Scientologists, however, appear to specialize in other areas. Russian fighters you want shot down? Nuclear missiles you want stolen? Impossible missions you need carried out? Boston bars you need...

Random I can live with. As long as I have my reason, it doesn't need to make sense :D

You may have problems with the second from last, too. They appear to be willing to print anything. :D

Once again, bang up to date. "SOURCE: Seventh United Nations Survey of Crime Trends and Operations of Criminal Justice Systems, covering the period 1998 - 2000 " This one's even less relevant than your other posting.

Originally Posted by Bodisathva Always on Thursday...the last Thursday of November. Thanks, both. How did that day get decided upon? I understand the whole Easter Sunday thing, but us there some significance - religious or otherwise - to a Thursday in November?

The Telegraph article is a decade out of date, even if it was accurate at the time. :confused:

Been staying out of this one, but couldn't resist pointing a couple of things out. Firstly, your opinions appear to be based on data that's - at best - five and half years out of date. A hell of a lot happens in more than half a decade, so I fail to see the relevance of any of your comments on...

Once again, keep your private life out of it. ;)

I guessed. Hence the smiley.:D

Wow, though I wasn't born, I just had a flashback to 1940 :D

Is it always on a Thursday or is the day less important than the date?

I had a similar problem and got around it in the following way. str_SQL = "SELECT * FROM Table1" If Len(combobox1) > 0 Then str_Where = " WHERE Person = '" & combobox1 & "'" else str_Where = "" end if str_SQL = str_SQL & str_Where & ";" DoCmd.RunSQL str_SQL If a value is...

I think they expected to have to cope, as they usually do. They didn't ask for the donations, nor did they ask anyone else to pick up the tab. People offered help and they accepted. I think there's a marked difference between doing that and going cap-in-hand to people. I haven't seen any...

You can construct the full address using str_Address = str_FirstName & "." & str_LastName & "@email.com" Adding it to the 'AfterUpdate' event of the second field should do the trick.

I believe you just need to change the end 'False' to 'True'.