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Steve
What reference library contains the database variable used
in DAO?
in DAO?
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Duane Hookom
On my PC it is C:\program files\common files\microsoft shared\DAO\dao360.dll
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TC
er, the DAO library?
HTH,
TC
HTH,
TC
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Steve
That would appear to be the answer but I have the all the
availible DAO libraries checked and I still get an error
saying it doesn't recognise the "database" variable. I'll
try again though. Thanks.
Steve
availible DAO libraries checked and I still get an error
saying it doesn't recognise the "database" variable. I'll
try again though. Thanks.
Steve
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John Vinson
That would appear to be the answer but I have the all the
availible DAO libraries checked and I still get an error
saying it doesn't recognise the "database" variable. I'll
try again though. Thanks.
You should have only ONE checked (or it will get majorly confused).
Also if *any* library is shown as MISSING, all the *other* libraries
will get variously messed up. Fix your Missing references, if any, and
just check the most recent DAO reference (unless you know that you
need an earlier one for a specific purpose).
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TC
And further to John's information, you may need to qualify your DAO objects,
like this:
dim db as DAO.database, rs as DAO.recordset, etc.
^^^^^ ^^^^^
That depends on what libraries are selected & in what order they appear. It
might or might not be required in your case. You can do no harm by coding as
above, even when it is not required.
HTH,
TC
like this:
dim db as DAO.database, rs as DAO.recordset, etc.
^^^^^ ^^^^^
That depends on what libraries are selected & in what order they appear. It
might or might not be required in your case. You can do no harm by coding as
above, even when it is not required.
HTH,
TC