I am very lost on this topic, so please excuse the beginner questions.
I have successfully installed an SLL certificate on the server, and everything is fine for http://site, http://www.site and https://site, however, I cannot get https://www.site to work. I would be very grateful for any...
I would love to do this, that is, page lists etc, but cannot even find the right search terms, does anyone have any idea? Sorry about the beginners question.
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Adding WHERE may suit:
UPDATE [PRODUCTREGISTER SCP] SET [PRODUCTREGISTER SCP].Manufacturer_Part_Number = Left([PRODUCTREGISTER SCP].[Manufacturer_Part_Number],InStr([manufacturer_part_number],"-")-1)
WHERE InStr([manufacturer_part_number],"-") > 0
Or using WHERE with LIKE
WHERE...
Not ideal, but this may suit:
UPDATE calc_Compare SET AcctName = DLookUp("PatName","dbo_rpt_dat_ARDetail","slid = " & calc_Compare.SLID & " AND eid = " & calc_Compare.EncID & " AND aid = " & calc_Compare.AID)
WHERE AID=267658
Assuming that all fields are numeric.
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Just as a matter of interest, when I added your ribbon to a form by setting the ribbon name property manually, your function ran.
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Some notes.
Dim qdf As QueryDef
Dim tdf As TableDef
Dim db As Database
Set db = CurrentDb
Set tdf = db.TableDefs("Table1")
sSQL = "SELECT * FROM [" & tdf.Name & "]"
If DLookup("Name", "MSysObjects", "Name='TempQry'") = Null Then
CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef "TempQry", sSQL
Else...
Good. It might be safest to add ORDER BY to the inner query:
SELECT t.ID, t.Field1, t.Field2,
(SELECT TOP 1 Field2 FROM Imp q WHERE Field1="Record" AND q.ID>t.ID ORDER BY q.ID) AS Expr1
FROM Imp AS t
WHERE (((t.Field1)<>"Record"));
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You can try:
SELECT t.ID, t.Field1, t.Field2,
(SELECT TOP 1 Field2 FROM Imp q WHERE Field1="Record" AND q.ID>t.ID) AS Expr1
FROM Imp AS t
WHERE (((t.Field1)<>"Record"));
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What does strQueryName contain? You can set a breakpoint and check, or you can use debug.print, which means you can paste into the query window to see what is wrong. Note the addition of square brackets, it is safer when you do not know the query name.
strSQL = "SELECT Count([Employee ID]) AS...
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