Quite simply, I'm looking for an equivalent to SQL's @variables in
OLEDB. Every time I try to use one in my Visual Studio TableAdapter
query, I'm getting an error that it can't parse this. How can I work an
OLEDB query to have a value passed in?
Re: Problems encountered with mail merge ... I get the message " Word is unable to open data source" The query is not ... There may be several reasons why an OLEDB connection could fail, ... I have an access database with tables, ... (microsoft.public.word.mailmerge.fields)
Re: Problems encountered with mail merge ... When I pick my query and carry on with the next step, ... There may be several reasons why an OLEDB connection could fail, ... OLEDB does not "see" some query types (such as parameter queries) ... I have an access database with tables, ... (microsoft.public.word.mailmerge.fields)
@Variable equivalent in OLEDB? ... Every time I try to use one in my Visual Studio TableAdapter... I'm getting an error that it can't parse this. ...OLEDB query to have a value passed in? ... (microsoft.public.data.oledb)
Re: Problem with OleDbCommand ... similar problem when i used odbc and access, * worked in access but did not ... >> I am trying to make a query against an Access Database File using OleDb... >> works when the command is a SqlCommand. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp)
RE: Formula will not work with mail merge ... Word uses OLEDB which just uses the underlying Jet ... why OLEDB does not show /all/ the queries.... > It also contains one query that pulls some of the information from that table, ... the Word document will not see the query. ... (microsoft.public.access.queries)
