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Accessing Stored Procedure via VBA
recordsource = sql Or you can use the inputparameters property to define each parameters. For the EXEC statement, you don't need to refresh or requery the form after changing the record source as this is done automatically. For complex cases, using the uniquetable and the resynccommand will help you. ...
Feb 5 by Sylvain Lafontaine
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openform "p1" on error resume next p1 is a form built on that stored procedure and when it opens it opens in hidden view and the input parameter for the p1 form is @inv_seq varchar(50)=forms!sale_frm_check!inv_seq plaese any ideas best regards sylvain lafontaine wrote: not the code for the stored procedure, ...
Jan 18 by Sylvain Lafontaine
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openform "p1" on error resume next p1 is a form built on that stored procedure and when it opens it opens in hidden view and the input parameter for the p1 form is @inv_seq varchar(50)=forms!sale_frm_check!inv_seq sylvain lafontaine wrote: not the code for the stored procedure, the vba code or whatever else you are ...
Jan 18 by ashraf_al_ani via AccessMonster.com
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