[AccessD] Why is function being called??

I don't understand.  

You are saying that DaysInMonth is a function.  Yet your code has:
DaysinMonth = DaysInMonth2(myds3.Fields(1))

By this, DaysInMonth2 is the function.  How is DaysInMonth declared?  

Bobby

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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Kaup, Chester
Sent: Tuesday, August 16, 2005 5:24 PM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: [AccessD] Why is function being called??


Below is a piece of code. DaysInMonth is a function. When the code runs
and hits the line  myds1.Fields(2) = Nz(myds4.Fields(8)) the function
runs. I don't see anything that is calling it. Your thoughts
appreciated.

 

Do Until myds4.EOF

    DaysinMonth = DaysInMonth2(myds3.Fields(1))

    If Day(myds3.Fields(1)) < DaysinMonth And RecordCounter = 1 Then

        StartCounter = Day(myds3.Fields(1))

        ProdDate = myds3.Fields(1)

    Else

        StartCounter = 1

        ProdDate = myds4.Fields(1)

    End If

        

    

    For I = StartCounter To DaysinMonth

        myds1.AddNew

            myds1.Fields(0) = ProdDate

            myds1.Fields(1) = myds4.Fields(0)

            myds1.Fields(2) = Nz(myds4.Fields(8))

        myds1.Update

        ProdDate = ProdDate + 1

    Next I

    RecordCounter = RecordCounter + 1

    myds4.MoveNext

Loop

 

Chester Kaup