rs.find or rs.filter
 

trying to use rg.find as shown below:

checkit = RTrim(rs.fields("ERCOT_UNIT_ID")) & "_" & RTrim(rs.fields _
("timestamp")) & "_" & RTrim(rs.fields("SETTLEMENT")) & "_" &
nameofbook
spcs = 150 - Len(checkit)
checkit = checkit & "" & Space(spcs)
rg.movefirst
rg.Find = "PRIMARY_KEY=" & checkit

I know the error is on the rg.Find line and is a result of the variable
checkit. Checkit is a string and Primary_Key is in the database as a char of
150 characters, hence the addition of blank spaces to checkit. How do I get
around this error? It seems you cannot use variables with the Find method?
Thank you.

Brent

rs.find or rs.filter
 

Brent,

I assume rg is an ADO recordset object. try:

rg.Filter = "PRIMARY_KEY='" & checkit & "'"


Notice I added the single quote characters to enclose the checkit value.

Also, unless the values in PRIMARY_KEY column are right padded with spaces,
you won't need to pad checkit with spaces. you can also try:

rg.Filter = "TRIM(PRIMARY_KEY)=TRIM('" & checkit & "')"

but I think that would depend on the database you're connecting to.


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Hope that helps.

Vergel Adriano


"Brent" wrote:

trying to use rg.find as shown below:

checkit = RTrim(rs.fields("ERCOT_UNIT_ID")) & "_" & RTrim(rs.fields _
("timestamp")) & "_" & RTrim(rs.fields("SETTLEMENT")) & "_" &
nameofbook
spcs = 150 - Len(checkit)
checkit = checkit & "" & Space(spcs)
rg.movefirst
rg.Find = "PRIMARY_KEY=" & checkit

I know the error is on the rg.Find line and is a result of the variable
checkit. Checkit is a string and Primary_Key is in the database as a char of
150 characters, hence the addition of blank spaces to checkit. How do I get
around this error? It seems you cannot use variables with the Find method?
Thank you.

Brent