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Old May 30th, 2004, 02:26 AM
Hoo
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I'm stuck, trying to base the contents of a listbox upon a query with a
variable parameter. The trouble lies in the fact that if I set the listbox
control to use the query as its rowsource, an input box pops up, asking the
user for the event id. If I leave the row source empty, I can't seem to
stuff the desired value into the parameter and execute the query with the
desired value.


Here's the query as it is saved in Access XP:

SELECT tStdnts.nStudentNum, tStdnts.stFirstName & ' ' & tStdnts.stLastName
AS stName, tBelts.stBeltLevel
FROM tblStudentInfo tStdnts , tblBeltLevels tBelts
WHERE tStdnts.nStudentNum Not In (
SELECT DISTINCT nStudentId
FROM tblTestCandidates
WHERE nEventId =[pqryNotTesting-EventId?] )
AND tStdnts.nActiveStatus=1
AND tBelts.nBeltId=tStdnts.nBeltId
ORDER BY tStdnts.nStudentGroup, tStdnts.nBeltId, tStdnts.stLastName,
tStdnts.stFirstName;


Here's the open sub of the form with the listbox. Inspection of the
qryNotTesting object in the debugger indicates that the value changes from
0 to 8 as of the last line, but how can I execute the modified query and
drop the results into the listbox?

Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)

Dim nEvent As Long
Dim strSQL as string

'Get list information
Set dbStudents = CurrentDb
Set qryNotTesting = dbStudents.QueryDefs("pqryNotTesting")


strSQL = qryNotTesting.SQL
Debug.Print strSQL 'Shows access query including replaceable parameter

qryNotTesting.Parameters(0).Value = 8

End Sub


Thanks for any suggestions, including completely abandoning this attempt
and using a different technique.

--tdm




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Old May 30th, 2004, 07:10 AM
tina
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Default Using a query with a replaceable parameter as the source of a control

please don't multi-post.
i replied to your other post, in microsoft.public.access.queries.


"Hoo" wrote in message
...
I'm stuck, trying to base the contents of a listbox upon a query with a
variable parameter. The trouble lies in the fact that if I set the

listbox
control to use the query as its rowsource, an input box pops up, asking

the
user for the event id. If I leave the row source empty, I can't seem to
stuff the desired value into the parameter and execute the query with the
desired value.


Here's the query as it is saved in Access XP:

SELECT tStdnts.nStudentNum, tStdnts.stFirstName & ' ' & tStdnts.stLastName
AS stName, tBelts.stBeltLevel
FROM tblStudentInfo tStdnts , tblBeltLevels tBelts
WHERE tStdnts.nStudentNum Not In (
SELECT DISTINCT nStudentId
FROM tblTestCandidates
WHERE nEventId =[pqryNotTesting-EventId?] )
AND tStdnts.nActiveStatus=1
AND tBelts.nBeltId=tStdnts.nBeltId
ORDER BY tStdnts.nStudentGroup, tStdnts.nBeltId, tStdnts.stLastName,
tStdnts.stFirstName;


Here's the open sub of the form with the listbox. Inspection of the
qryNotTesting object in the debugger indicates that the value changes from
0 to 8 as of the last line, but how can I execute the modified query and
drop the results into the listbox?

Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)

Dim nEvent As Long
Dim strSQL as string

'Get list information
Set dbStudents = CurrentDb
Set qryNotTesting = dbStudents.QueryDefs("pqryNotTesting")


strSQL = qryNotTesting.SQL
Debug.Print strSQL 'Shows access query including replaceable

parameter

qryNotTesting.Parameters(0).Value = 8

End Sub


Thanks for any suggestions, including completely abandoning this attempt
and using a different technique.

--tdm




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Old May 30th, 2004, 09:43 AM
Todd
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Default Using a query with a replaceable parameter as the source of a control

On Sun, 30 May 2004 06:10:29 GMT, tina wrote:

please don't multi-post.
i replied to your other post, in microsoft.public.access.queries.


"Hoo" wrote in message
...
I'm stuck, trying to base the contents of a listbox upon a query with a
variable parameter. The trouble lies in the fact that if I set the

listbox
control to use the query as its rowsource, an input box pops up, asking

the
user for the event id. If I leave the row source empty, I can't seem to
stuff the desired value into the parameter and execute the query with the
desired value.


Here's the query as it is saved in Access XP:

SELECT tStdnts.nStudentNum, tStdnts.stFirstName & ' ' & tStdnts.stLastName
AS stName, tBelts.stBeltLevel
FROM tblStudentInfo tStdnts , tblBeltLevels tBelts
WHERE tStdnts.nStudentNum Not In (
SELECT DISTINCT nStudentId
FROM tblTestCandidates
WHERE nEventId =[pqryNotTesting-EventId?] )
AND tStdnts.nActiveStatus=1
AND tBelts.nBeltId=tStdnts.nBeltId
ORDER BY tStdnts.nStudentGroup, tStdnts.nBeltId, tStdnts.stLastName,
tStdnts.stFirstName;


Here's the open sub of the form with the listbox. Inspection of the
qryNotTesting object in the debugger indicates that the value changes from
0 to 8 as of the last line, but how can I execute the modified query and
drop the results into the listbox?

Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)

Dim nEvent As Long
Dim strSQL as string

'Get list information
Set dbStudents = CurrentDb
Set qryNotTesting = dbStudents.QueryDefs("pqryNotTesting")


strSQL = qryNotTesting.SQL
Debug.Print strSQL 'Shows access query including replaceable

parameter

qryNotTesting.Parameters(0).Value = 8

End Sub


Thanks for any suggestions, including completely abandoning this attempt
and using a different technique.

--tdm




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Sorry about the multi-post--after searching through a few newsgroups, I
accidentally posted in the queries forum first rather than this group,
where I wanted to post.

Most impoortantly, thanks for the help.

--tdm




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