Hmmm... more food for thought. I'm not so much interested in getting the name of the sequence container, but what I am interested in the the error message that I...

opc.three -

you've helped me before and I really appreciate you and all the good folks on this forum. sorry it took so long for me to get...

one thing I noticed - if you're using MSAccess, then this line

WHERE qryUC.Lyrics Like "%climb%"

needs to be

WHERE qryUC.Lyrics Like "*climb*"

in SQL Server it would be

WHERE qryUC.Lyrics Like '%climb%'

(single...

I also would like to see what the solution was....

thanks, opc.three

that should give me a good push. I'm way over my head in this, but I think I can muddle through... with proper nudging along the way.

yeah, my version of TortoiseSVN I believe is installed/configured incorrrectly. It's been a bit of a challenge to me.

like everyone else, these are just my opinions based on MY experience -

Clearcase/Clearquest is expensive and apparently very difficult to configure - we had a contractor here full time for...

Although I can't find the code right now, William's method is one that I've used also. I had some pretty large reports (near 100 pages) and I found that when...

OK, how 'bout this one - in the last 6 months, we migrated over 200 physical servers running hundreds of SQL 7 and 2000 instances to SQL 2008R2. We...

I just kindo skimmed the thread so I hope I'm not repeating someone else... at this stage of learning, I STRONGLY suggest building your queries as select queries and verify...

I've always been told not to try to make an equality comparison on float values because they are "appoximate".

from Microsoft:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173773.aspx

on Embarcodero:

http://edn.embarcadero.com/article/22507

here's a link to decoding the dtsrun string:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic194277-92-2.aspx#bm354383

there are some switches that you append to the dtsrun string that will decode it and put it into the clipboard.

Also,...

actually, you could create a "file" dsn using the ODBC data source wizard. The wizard will want to save to "C:\Program Files\Common Files\ODBC\Data Sources" (at least on my box),...

>> Is the module automatically fired when the access FE is opened?

To get something to fire whenever the FE is opened, there is a special macro named "autoexec". ...

yes, 8yo, but still an incredible read. Wonder what ever happened to the poor guy.