Rocky Smolin at Beach Access Software
rockysmolin at bchacc.com
Thu Feb 28 17:56:02 CST 2008
Aw, I just brute forced it with a piece of code. 6 minutes and we're done.
Rocky
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That stinks, well, the copymemory API would probably be the fastest method,
but probably not the cleanest.
Drew
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Legacy app. I didn't have the option to use a class. :(
Rocky
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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Drew Wutka
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Slow way, loop through the array, and build a table.
Maybe faster way, use CopyMemory to dump each item into a string, then write
it to a text file.
Better way, instead of using a type and array, set this up as a class, and
store each 'record' as an instance of the class within a collection.
I built a 'Properties' Add-in for VB that lets you create a Properties
Property in a class (so you could do a 'for i=1 to
THRecord.Properties.Count' type loop.
Drew
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[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Rocky Smolin at
Beach Access Software
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2008 4:42 PM
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Subject: [AccessD] Write Array to Table
Dear List:
Is there a quick way to write the contents of an array out to a table.
I
need to see the contents of this array and debug is too awkward. A table
view would be ideal.
The array is DIMmed as:
Dim mudTH() As THRecord
where THRecord is
Private Type THRecord
TaskID As Long 'T
StartDate As Date 'S
DueDate As Date 'D
QuasiDueDate As Date 'Q
TargetDate As Date 'R
RequiredHours As Double 'H
EarliestCompleteDate As Date 'C
ASAP As Double 'A
fOrdering As Boolean 'F
ErrorHours As Double 'E
TempReg As Double 'Z
DueDateFlag As Boolean 'FD
PastDueFlag As Boolean 'FP
ASAPFlag As Boolean 'FA
TargetDateFlag As Boolean 'FT
End Type
So if necessary, I could make a table with the required number of fields.
MTIA
Rocky
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