chizotz at mchsi.com
chizotz at mchsi.com
Mon Nov 15 13:56:23 CST 2004
It would be the .Text property, not .Value, but yes, that's the general idea :) Also, that will work only if the data adapter is on the form with the unbound textbox. I frequently work in an MDI environment where I have a MDI parent main form where the dates and other parameters are entered, but the data adapter that must be filled is on an MDI child form. In that case, I use something like this to get to the entered parameter values: formMain mainForm = null; mainForm = (formMain)this.MdiParent; DateTime curStartDate = Convert.ToDateTime(mainForm.textBoxStartDate.Text); DateTime curEndDate = Convert.ToDateTime(mainForm.textBoxEndDate.Text); This creates a new instance of formMain and then sets it equal to the executing instance of the form, which opens up the text boxes -- which have their modifiers marked Public -- to be accessed by the child form. HTH, Ron > So if my @startdate is an unbound field on a form, then @startdate = > me.startdate.value?