[AccessD] Weird query question

Bobby Heid bheid at appdevgrp.com
Mon Jan 3 14:10:57 CST 2005


That is basically what I am doing.  But in this case both the main query and
it's subquery are accessing forms.  If I make the subquery not access a
form, it runs ok.

So I have decided to just use a temp table to store the data and I will
process the data in a few queries.

Thanks to all who took the time to look at this issue for me.

Bobby

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Just getting into this thread (so I might have missed something if was
already mentioned)...

I usually have a form for this purpose with two fields (Start Date and End
Date) and a command button. When the button is pressed this little pop up
form is hidden and the report is opened. the reports (saved) queries and
(saved) sub queries look to the hidden form for the start and end dates. The
OnClose event of the report closes the date form so that it can be called
again.

HTH
David McAfee




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