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Bob Rosen
The statement in question is:
grid.SetDataBinding(DataSource:=orderData, DataMember:="Orders")
and the data source for orderData is from the Access XP Northwind database
where the SQL statement is:
Select OrderID,CustomerID,ShippedDate from Orders where (CustomerID='ANTON')
order by OrderID
From trying out the SQL statement in an Access query window I know at least
that the SQL statement is valid and returns data. However, executing the
SetDataBinding statement
generates the following message:
Can't create a child list for field 'Orders'
What might that mean (besides that it indicates that, as usual, Microsoft
product error messages
suck)?
Bob Rosen
grid.SetDataBinding(DataSource:=orderData, DataMember:="Orders")
and the data source for orderData is from the Access XP Northwind database
where the SQL statement is:
Select OrderID,CustomerID,ShippedDate from Orders where (CustomerID='ANTON')
order by OrderID
From trying out the SQL statement in an Access query window I know at least
that the SQL statement is valid and returns data. However, executing the
SetDataBinding statement
generates the following message:
Can't create a child list for field 'Orders'
What might that mean (besides that it indicates that, as usual, Microsoft
product error messages
suck)?
Bob Rosen