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Has anyone every accessed a MS Access Database using a combobox in an outlook
form? I am looking to have a combobox display a list of records that are in a access databse on another server. A standard ADO recordset in the object does not seem to work. |
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You can't use bound controls in an Outlook form, but accessing a recordset
using SQL and ADO and putting the data into a control works just fine. I've used grid controls many time as well as combo and list boxes. Get the recordset and iterate it, putting the data into the appropriate rows of the combo. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Weatherman" wrote in message ... Has anyone every accessed a MS Access Database using a combobox in an outlook form? I am looking to have a combobox display a list of records that are in a access databse on another server. A standard ADO recordset in the object does not seem to work. |
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Thanks Ken, it's something in my connection string. I am opening a recordset
but it has a 0 count. I see that the query and table in access have record locks and I am not getting any errors in VBA. Outlook can pull data from access so I can eliminate that a possable cause. "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: You can't use bound controls in an Outlook form, but accessing a recordset using SQL and ADO and putting the data into a control works just fine. I've used grid controls many time as well as combo and list boxes. Get the recordset and iterate it, putting the data into the appropriate rows of the combo. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Weatherman" wrote in message ... Has anyone every accessed a MS Access Database using a combobox in an outlook form? I am looking to have a combobox display a list of records that are in a access databse on another server. A standard ADO recordset in the object does not seem to work. |
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Are you getting any errors when you set up your connection? How are you
doing it, a connect string or a DSN? -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Weatherman" wrote in message ... Thanks Ken, it's something in my connection string. I am opening a recordset but it has a 0 count. I see that the query and table in access have record locks and I am not getting any errors in VBA. Outlook can pull data from access so I can eliminate that a possable cause. |
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I'm using a string connection, 'strDBPath = "S:\space2003.mdb"' I had no
errors when in the general declaration of the form and can confirm that it is opening the database and running the query I am requesting it to. BUT I left out rs.movelast, movefirst statements. SMALL over sight. I have it in a module now and get a Rowset Does Not Support Fetching backward or Operation not available Error if I rem it out. the code is below, I'm missing a step somewhere. Public NRTCC As ADODB.Connection Private Sub cmbRoomList_Click() On Error GoTo RoomListClickErr Dim qryRoom As String Dim RoomIDrs As ADODB.recordset Dim i As Integer ' Set string path to DB strDBPath = "\\bach\Center Space\space2003.mdb" 'opens connection Set NRTCC = New ADODB.Connection With NRTCC .Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" .Open strDBPath End With Set RoomIDrs = New ADODB.recordset With RoomIDrs .CursorType = AdOpenForwardOnly .locktype = adLockReadOnly .ActiveConnection = NRTCC End With ' qryRoom declareation and execution qryRoom = "select * from qryConfRooms" RoomIDrs.Open qryRoom RoomIDrs.MoveLast RoomIDrs.MoveFirst ' ****breaks at this point**** ' Set combobox data source cmbRoomList.Clear For i = 0 To RoomIDrs.RecordCount - 1 cmbRoomList.AddItem RoomIDrs.Fields("fldBuilding" & "/" & "fldRoom") RoomIDrs.MoveNext Next i RoomListClickErr: 'basic errmessage pstrMessage = "Cannot perform operation" & _ Chr(vbKeyReturn) & " Error # '" & _ Err.Number & ": " & Err.Description MsgBox pstrMessage, vbExclamation, _ "NRTCMS Property & Support Services - Database Error" End Sub "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: Are you getting any errors when you set up your connection? How are you doing it, a connect string or a DSN? -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Weatherman" wrote in message ... Thanks Ken, it's something in my connection string. I am opening a recordset but it has a 0 count. I see that the query and table in access have record locks and I am not getting any errors in VBA. Outlook can pull data from access so I can eliminate that a possable cause. |
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..CursorType = AdOpenForwardOnly
That means you can only move forward in the cursor. Set a different cursor type or only move to the start of the cursor, not the end. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Weatherman" wrote in message ... I'm using a string connection, 'strDBPath = "S:\space2003.mdb"' I had no errors when in the general declaration of the form and can confirm that it is opening the database and running the query I am requesting it to. BUT I left out rs.movelast, movefirst statements. SMALL over sight. I have it in a module now and get a Rowset Does Not Support Fetching backward or Operation not available Error if I rem it out. the code is below, I'm missing a step somewhere. Public NRTCC As ADODB.Connection Private Sub cmbRoomList_Click() On Error GoTo RoomListClickErr Dim qryRoom As String Dim RoomIDrs As ADODB.recordset Dim i As Integer ' Set string path to DB strDBPath = "\\bach\Center Space\space2003.mdb" 'opens connection Set NRTCC = New ADODB.Connection With NRTCC .Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" .Open strDBPath End With Set RoomIDrs = New ADODB.recordset With RoomIDrs .CursorType = AdOpenForwardOnly .locktype = adLockReadOnly .ActiveConnection = NRTCC End With ' qryRoom declareation and execution qryRoom = "select * from qryConfRooms" RoomIDrs.Open qryRoom RoomIDrs.MoveLast RoomIDrs.MoveFirst ' ****breaks at this point**** ' Set combobox data source cmbRoomList.Clear For i = 0 To RoomIDrs.RecordCount - 1 cmbRoomList.AddItem RoomIDrs.Fields("fldBuilding" & "/" & "fldRoom") RoomIDrs.MoveNext Next i RoomListClickErr: 'basic errmessage pstrMessage = "Cannot perform operation" & _ Chr(vbKeyReturn) & " Error # '" & _ Err.Number & ": " & Err.Description MsgBox pstrMessage, vbExclamation, _ "NRTCMS Property & Support Services - Database Error" End Sub |
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Thanks, keyset works.
"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: ..CursorType = AdOpenForwardOnly That means you can only move forward in the cursor. Set a different cursor type or only move to the start of the cursor, not the end. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Weatherman" wrote in message ... I'm using a string connection, 'strDBPath = "S:\space2003.mdb"' I had no errors when in the general declaration of the form and can confirm that it is opening the database and running the query I am requesting it to. BUT I left out rs.movelast, movefirst statements. SMALL over sight. I have it in a module now and get a Rowset Does Not Support Fetching backward or Operation not available Error if I rem it out. the code is below, I'm missing a step somewhere. Public NRTCC As ADODB.Connection Private Sub cmbRoomList_Click() On Error GoTo RoomListClickErr Dim qryRoom As String Dim RoomIDrs As ADODB.recordset Dim i As Integer ' Set string path to DB strDBPath = "\\bach\Center Space\space2003.mdb" 'opens connection Set NRTCC = New ADODB.Connection With NRTCC .Provider = "Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0" .Open strDBPath End With Set RoomIDrs = New ADODB.recordset With RoomIDrs .CursorType = AdOpenForwardOnly .locktype = adLockReadOnly .ActiveConnection = NRTCC End With ' qryRoom declareation and execution qryRoom = "select * from qryConfRooms" RoomIDrs.Open qryRoom RoomIDrs.MoveLast RoomIDrs.MoveFirst ' ****breaks at this point**** ' Set combobox data source cmbRoomList.Clear For i = 0 To RoomIDrs.RecordCount - 1 cmbRoomList.AddItem RoomIDrs.Fields("fldBuilding" & "/" & "fldRoom") RoomIDrs.MoveNext Next i RoomListClickErr: 'basic errmessage pstrMessage = "Cannot perform operation" & _ Chr(vbKeyReturn) & " Error # '" & _ Err.Number & ": " & Err.Description MsgBox pstrMessage, vbExclamation, _ "NRTCMS Property & Support Services - Database Error" End Sub |
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