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creat indexthe data type of the field is general text.
You know the first one that automaticaly displays the access. please chat with me at tomki***@yahoo.com
I am not understanding clearly what you are writing... "pantelis" <pante***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Please don't create new threads to talk about the same problem; reply to the news:91B7BB16-C990-40D3-9B59-A95A9934A07B@microsoft.com... > the data type of the field is general text. > You know the first one that automaticaly > displays the access. original thread instead. Also, you have provided very little information about your problem and from what I've seen it appears to be an Access problem, so the whole thing is off-topic in a VB newsgroup. thank you very much for your help
and i hope next time my question be about basic Ο χÏήστης "Jeff Johnson [MVP: VB]" ÎγγÏαψε: Show quoteHide quote > > "pantelis" <pante***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:91B7BB16-C990-40D3-9B59-A95A9934A07B@microsoft.com... > > > the data type of the field is general text. > > You know the first one that automaticaly > > displays the access. > > Please don't create new threads to talk about the same problem; reply to the > original thread instead. Also, you have provided very little information > about your problem and from what I've seen it appears to be an Access > problem, so the whole thing is off-topic in a VB newsgroup. > > > "pantelis" <pante***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Actually I did notice that you mentioned VB6 in one of your posts. Could you news:84A640F9-13BD-4036-B710-ACE384538331@microsoft.com... > thank you very much for your help > and i hope next time my question > be about basic show us the code behind your "find" button so that we can see exactly HOW you're trying to find this record? prompt$='enter the title'
searchstr$=inputbox(prompt$,"search") 'databasename'.recordset.index='name of field' 'databasename'.recordset.seek"=",searchstr$ if 'databasename'.recordset.nomatch then 'databasename'.recordset.movefirst. endif This is the code from a book about learning programming in vbasic Show quoteHide quote "Jeff Johnson [MVP: VB]" wrote: > > "pantelis" <pante***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:84A640F9-13BD-4036-B710-ACE384538331@microsoft.com... > > > thank you very much for your help > > and i hope next time my question > > be about basic > > Actually I did notice that you mentioned VB6 in one of your posts. Could you > show us the code behind your "find" button so that we can see exactly HOW > you're trying to find this record? > > > |
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