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Activate gives also gives the focus to a form, so it'll immediately spring up so the user can click in and use the form.
You cannot activate a form without showing it first. Activate gives the focus to a visible form, but does nothing if the form is not already visible.
I don't understand what the design problem is or why you're trying to achieve this.
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Hi i'm trying to update a specific table in access by executing an append query.The code i'm using to do so is the following:
Dim SqlCmd As Command
Set SqlCmd = New Command
SqlCmd.CommandType = adCmdText
SqlCmd.ActiveConnection = MyCnn
SqlCmd.CommandText = "Execute CRegSubAdicNulo"
Set RecSet = SqlCmd.Execute(, , adExecuteNoRecords)
As far as i can see i don't see anything wrong,the problem is after executing that piece of code the table doesn't have anychanges 
What am i doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
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Calferreira wrote: SqlCmd.ActiveConnection = MyCnn
Where are you instantiating the connection? (= New Connection)
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When the form loads a make a new instance from the connection:
Set Mycnn=New Connection
Mycnn.open blablabla
This 'CRegSubAdicNulo' is an append query made inside access that checks for records and inserts them into a table that will be edited to fill the empty columns.
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Is there any error? What is inside MyCnn? Did you see if the connection is active first, are you able to read and write in other areas of your application?
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I get no error the application runs fine,after executing this code i posted i can use the application normally getting data from the database with no problems.
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Calferreira wrote: This 'CRegSubAdicNulo' is an append query made inside access that checks for records and
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I guess your problem lies in CRegSubAdicNulo, you should probably start there.
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If i run it manually inside access it runs fine with no problems.
It just displays a warning that the table will be modified and runs ok.
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Well then, check to make sure your connection is established, thats all I can really think of.
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Doing
Msgbox MyCnn.State
Gives me 1 as result so the connection is fine.
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"Append"-queries are weird things. What happens when you try and use a "real" update-query?
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Sorry what do you mean by real?Using for exemple the sql code?
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Open the query that your executing in MS-Access, in the "design view". You'll notice that it's an "append"-query, as you mentioned. These queries add the selected records to a table.
If you open the query in SQL-designview, you'll notice that it has a "SELECT INTO". Change the type to a "SELECT"-query - one that doesn't add records to a new table, but that just "selects", nothing more.
You may want to verify your SQL in that particular query
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Yup it runs fine.Shows all the records 
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If you run the query from VB.NET, as a selection-query (not the append-version), does it work too?
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I don't have VB.Net atm only vb6.
Don't know if it helps but the sql code in the query is the following:
INSERT INTO Substancias ( CODINTERNO, NOMESUBSTANCIA, NEC, NCAS, ESTADOFISICO, SECTOR, UTILIZAÇÃO, DENSIDADE, GRAUP, FRISCO, COV, CATSEVESO, QTARM, DATAFICHASEG, FORNECEDOR, ORIGEMFORN )
SELECT Artigos.CODIGO, Artigos.NOME, Substancias.NEC, Substancias.NCAS, Substancias.ESTADOFISICO, Substancias.SECTOR, Substancias.UTILIZAÇÃO, Substancias.DENSIDADE, Substancias.GRAUP, Substancias.FRISCO, Substancias.COV, Substancias.CATSEVESO, Substancias.QTARM, Substancias.DATAFICHASEG, Substancias.FORNECEDOR, Substancias.ORIGEMFORN
FROM Artigos LEFT JOIN Substancias ON Artigos.CODIGO = Substancias.CODINTERNO
WHERE (((Artigos.NOME) Like "acido*" Or (Artigos.NOME) Like "Oleo*" Or (Artigos.NOME) Like "cola*" Or (Artigos.NOME) Like "diluente*" Or (Artigos.NOME) Like "purpurina*" Or (Artigos.NOME) Like "tinta*" Or (Artigos.NOME) Like "verniz*"));
Funny thing is that i tried to execute the sql code directly and the result is the same nothing happens...
modified on Monday, January 12, 2009 10:44 AM
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The question remains; if you run a "select"-query, that only returns those rows (without appending them), does it work?
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Yes it returns the rows without adding them to a new table.
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Could it be that VB6 just doesn't like the "append"-type query?
Can you get the SQL-statement that is associated with your selection-query? If so, you could try and execute the 'raw' SQL. If that succeeds, add an "INSERT INTO" before the "SELECT"-statement.
Ehr.. one thing at a time - can you execute the query as an SQL-statement? Can you post a simplified version of the SQL here?
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I tried the raw sql command using only the select without the insert and shows nothing!The problem must be there!
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Can you post the SQL statement that you used?
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"SELECT ARTIGOS.CODIGO, ARTIGOS.NOME " & _
"FROM ARTIGOS LEFT JOIN Substancias ON ARTIGOS.CODIGO = Substancias.CODINTERNO " & _
"WHERE (((ARTIGOS.NOME) Like 'Acido*' or 'Cola*' or 'Purpurina*'))"
Now i have another problem although i filter to some keywords as you can see it returns all rows.
Maybe this can only be solved with a Stored Procedure..
modified on Monday, January 12, 2009 11:42 AM
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Umm just a little thing, I may be way off here but in SQL isn't the wildcard string %?
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Already found the problem  The problem was the sql query itself not it works but gives me a diferent error 
The sql query i'm using now is the following:
INSERT INTO Substancias ( CODINTERNO, NOMESUBSTANCIA )
SELECT ARTIGOS.CODIGO, ARTIGOS.NOME
FROM ARTIGOS
WHERE (((ARTIGOS.NOME) Like "Cola*" Or (ARTIGOS.NOME) Like "Tinta*") AND ((Exists (SELECT * FROM SUBSTANCIAS WHERE ARTIGOS.CODIGO=SUBSTANCIAS.CODINTERNO))=False));
Much more simple
The problem is when i execute the following code :
Dim SqlCMD As Command
Set SqlCMD = New Command
SqlCMD.CommandText = "CRegSubAdicNulo"
SqlCMD.CommandType = adCmdStoredProc
SqlCMD.ActiveConnection = MyCnn
Set RecSet = SqlCMD.Execute(, , adExecuteNoRecords)
Gives the error "Few Parameters.1 Expected"
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Sorry I don't know VB6 all that well.
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