SQL utility form for Access

[Jim]

Last year I downloaded a form that can be put in an Acces database that
writes SQL text for VB. I have it in an older database but it won't work in
my current project. I get an error message ("The expression After Update
you entered as the event property setting produced the following error:
Variable not defined.") when I try to use it. The form in my db is named
frmSearch... I think I downloaded it that way. I am using XP now and was
using 2000 last year.

Anyone recognize the utility? My apologies to the creator... it worked
great last year and I really need it now!

Thanks in advance.

[Tony Toews]

An****************@See.Comment.Header (Paul Simone) wrote:

I think maybe that the searchxp.zip or frmsearch2.zip -- or just look
through the search section at

Do NOT click on the above URL.

Tony
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[U N Me]

Tony Toews wrote:

An****************@See.Comment.Header (Paul Simone) wrote:

I think maybe that the searchxp.zip or frmsearch2.zip -- or just look
through the search section at

Do NOT click on the above URL.

Tony
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[Arno R]

Jim,
I don't know if this is what you want:

SQL2Var is a util to format a SQL-string to a var.
SQL2VB is a util that creates a form from a table

Both can easily be found just by typing their names in a Google-search
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Hope this helps
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"Jim" <ji******@REMOVETHISkc.rr.com> schreef in bericht
news:zR*********************@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...

Last year I downloaded a form that can be put in an Acces database that
writes SQL text for VB. I have it in an older database but it won't work in
my current project. I get an error message ("The expression After Update
you entered as the event property setting produced the following error:
Variable not defined.") when I try to use it. The form in my db is named
frmSearch... I think I downloaded it that way. I am using XP now and was
using 2000 last year.

Anyone recognize the utility? My apologies to the creator... it worked
great last year and I really need it now!

Thanks in advance.

[Danny J. Lesandrini]

I'm not sure what you're referring to, but here's an addin I made that
does what you describe

http://amazecreations.com/datafast/G...astUtility.zip

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"Jim" <ji******@REMOVETHISkc.rr.com> wrote in message news:zR*********************@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...

Last year I downloaded a form that can be put in an Acces database that
writes SQL text for VB. I have it in an older database but it won't work in
my current project. I get an error message ("The expression After Update
you entered as the event property setting produced the following error:
Variable not defined.") when I try to use it. The form in my db is named
frmSearch... I think I downloaded it that way. I am using XP now and was
using 2000 last year.

Anyone recognize the utility? My apologies to the creator... it worked
great last year and I really need it now!

Thanks in advance.

[Larry Linson]

"Jack Tripoli" <ja**********@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:LJ**********************@bogg.dynu.com...

I think maybe that the searchxp.zip
or frmsearch2.zip -- or just look
through the search section at
http://xxx.xxxx-xxxxx.xxx/xxxxx

Clicking on the URL in "Jack Tripoli's" message will lead you to an unending
chain of popups of scat port. Right-clicking on "Jack's" message and
choosing Properties will reveal that it is posted via an Anonymizer and a
mail-to-news service. You can include the headers, and forward the message,
with a polite complaint to both services. If enough ask them, they might
even block this newsgroup as a destination for anonymized posts.

[David W. Fenton]

bo*****@localhost.not (Larry Linson) wrote in
<5R**************@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>:

"Jack Tripoli" <ja**********@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:LJ**********************@bogg.dynu.com...

I think maybe that the searchxp.zip
or frmsearch2.zip -- or just look
through the search section at
http://xxx.xxxx-xxxxx.xxx/xxxxx

Clicking on the URL in "Jack Tripoli's" message will lead you to
an unending chain of popups of scat port. Right-clicking on
"Jack's" message and choosing Properties will reveal that it is
posted via an Anonymizer and a mail-to-news service. You can
include the headers, and forward the message, with a polite
complaint to both services. If enough ask them, they might even
block this newsgroup as a destination for anonymized posts.

Uh, Larry, you're being pretty parochial in the advice you're
giving. Not everyone is reading with a newsreader that requires
right clicking on anything to get information about who posted the
messages.

I use xNews, which is a dedicated newsreader, and vastly superior
to Outlook Express. It is a free download.

In regard to the popups, no one has to put up with unrequested
popups. If you insist on using a browser that doesn't give you
control over unrequested popups, like both Mozilla and Opera do,
then you might try the Google Toolbar for IE, which gives you the
ability to block popups.

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