Re: Novice needs help - solution questions
- From: "Jim Y" <j.s.yablonsky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 May 2005 03:04:02 GMT
"Michael Cole" <noone@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:e12o6hQVFHA.3424@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Jim Y wrote:
>
>> I am not able to isolate the code that is creating the problem. At
>> this time I just know that I cannot save two or more jobs in
>> succession to the database. Because I can't find it, I posted the
>> query in the newsgroup. I was/am hoping someone could help me locate
>> my problem. I don't know enough about DAO database programming to
>> know what is correct and what is not. I have posted some code and
>> readers could not find anything wrong. Obviously, I don't know where
>> to look for the problem. I need suggestions.
>>
>> The program has more than 25 forms and modules and compiles to an EXE
>> file of more than 1 MB. I am going to try to provide an outline
>> description of the program and will post it when finished. Maybe
>> then someone can give me an idea what/where the problem lies.
>
> Jim,
>
> This is not meant to sound harsh, so my apologies beforehand if it does.
>
> Through all your posts here, what is coming through to me is that you have
> jumped into the deep end, and are only now realising that you can't swim. I
> don't think that it is a bug that you have, it is a design flaw. Closing
> forms in order to get database operations working corectly is not a bug
> fix - it is a work-around.
I agree, it is not good coding. That is a suggestion I received. At this point, I am willing
to try anything that resolves the problem.
>
> I would strongly suggest that you start again, preferable using the DAO
> recordset object and as few forms as you can. If nessesary, use the Data
> Bound Controls until you get to your feet.
What I need is a good tutorial. I am hoping to learn to use the database in my programs. I
have asked for a text on VB and DAO, but no one has been able to give me a text name. Yes, I have
been considering starting again, but would like a *good* text as a guide in the process. I want to
create a database program that works.
I tend to feel that even if your
> "bug fix" of destroying a form does not cause more issues, there will be
> many more that you will encounter. The issue that you highlighted is a very
> basic matter that you should have found out before releasing the product,
> and the mere fact that you only found out about it after release indicated
> to me thet it has not been tested very well.
>
> It seems that this is just a private "freeware" product, not a commercial
> product - consider it as simply a learning experience. Don't start spending
> enourmous amounts of time and frustration on it - its not worth it.
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Michael Cole
>
Thank you for your comments. I do agree with them.
Jim Y
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