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Assign a 0D in VB with CFRONT OCX
kuju
Member, Microsoft Employee Posts: 62
Anyone tryed to assign an 0D in Visual Basic with the CFRONT OCX to a date field that is already filled with a value?
i did try these statements :
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,"") -> Error
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,"0D") -> Error
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,"00/00/0000") -> Error
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,<EmptyField>) -> Error
I even corrupted a database with this statement (Error 19 in module 1265)
Kurt Juvyns
Navi Freak
i did try these statements :
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,"") -> Error
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,"0D") -> Error
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,"00/00/0000") -> Error
Cfront.assignfield(hTable,hRec,Fieldno,<EmptyField>) -> Error
I even corrupted a database with this statement (Error 19 in module 1265)
Kurt Juvyns
Navi Freak
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