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To fully utilize the capabilities of MS Access, one must learn not only learning the Visual Basic (VB) programming language, but also must learn standard query language (SQL). Once an understanding of these languages have been obtained, users of MS Access can start building databases faster and more efficient.
One tool that has proven very useful for me during these years is the query data from tables or queries with VB and SQL. A brief introduction to this process is presented in this article. To better understand this process, an example is below with an explanation of its parts.
'********* CODE ***********
As Recordset Dim rstTemp
Dim strSQL As String
RouteNum As Integer
strSQL = "SELECT [Path], [main route PM], [the intersection of route], [IntBeginPM], [IntEndPM]"
strSQL = strSQL + "from Intersections_list WHERE (((CStr ([path])) =" "" + cmbRouteQuery + """));"
RstTemp Set = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset (strSQL, dbOpenDynaset)
If (Not (rstTemp.EOF)) Then
rstTemp.MoveFirst
routeNum = rstTemp (0)
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Following the statements initial variable, assign the code for an SQL string variable strSQL. This statement addresses access to bring together all data on the route, the main route afternoon, the intersection of the route, IntBeginPM and IntEndPM fields of the table named Intersections_list. In addition, direct access only to gather information from these fields, where the Path field is equal to a value in the combo box cmbRouteQuery.
Once the SQL statement is established, is passed to the next line of code that runs it. Note that the variable is constructed dbOpenDynaset access and has an integer value that changes the record type to open. For more general purposes, dbOpenDynaset using work fine.
The "if" in the example code checks just to create the recordset contains information. If the information is present, directs the access code to go to first record in the recordset. The code then stores the path in the first record (routeNum = rstTemp (0)) in routeNum variable used for later use.
