Hello!
I just created an Access .mdb to an .adp because my deployment method just changed today.
I am recreating the RowSource of a Listbox to a Stored Procedure with one input parameter, called @VendorID, based on a field in the main form.
The real world example is that I have a form that represents Vendors, and I am wanting to show the list of Applications related to each Vendor in a non-updateable, information only based Listbox that requeries when the record is changed. Hence the setup in the above paragraph.
OK. So I created the SProc, and set it as the RecordSource. Now I set the InputParameters Property on the main form to:
@VendorID int=[forms]![frmVendor]![VENDOR_ID]
and I get a "Bad query parameter" error.
Help? Please let me know if I am going in the right direction with this, or if I just need to write the full VBA code to do this (which I'll do but I'm wanting to achieve rapid development... ahem).
Thanks in advance!
Jim Meyer
EDS, Inc.
I just created an Access .mdb to an .adp because my deployment method just changed today.
I am recreating the RowSource of a Listbox to a Stored Procedure with one input parameter, called @VendorID, based on a field in the main form.
The real world example is that I have a form that represents Vendors, and I am wanting to show the list of Applications related to each Vendor in a non-updateable, information only based Listbox that requeries when the record is changed. Hence the setup in the above paragraph.
OK. So I created the SProc, and set it as the RecordSource. Now I set the InputParameters Property on the main form to:
@VendorID int=[forms]![frmVendor]![VENDOR_ID]
and I get a "Bad query parameter" error.
Help? Please let me know if I am going in the right direction with this, or if I just need to write the full VBA code to do this (which I'll do but I'm wanting to achieve rapid development... ahem).
Thanks in advance!
Jim Meyer
EDS, Inc.