PatOls,
Try changing your For...Next loop as follows:
Also, it's never a good idea for put Dim statementsCode:Dim strSource, strCaption, strText As String Dim strFooker As String Dim strDBName As String Dim strPepp0, strPepp2, strPepp3 strFooker="" For i = 1 To ListView1.ListItems.Count If ListView1.ListItems(i).Selected = True Then If Len(strFooker)<>0 Then strFooker = strFooker & " OR " End If strFooker = strFooker & "LIKE '" & ListView1.ListItems(i).SubItems(1) End If Next i strDBName = DBPath() strSource = "SELECT * FROM Class4 WHERE Detalj " & strFooker
anywhere other than at the beginning of a Sub or Function
unless you have a very good reason for doing so (as far
as I can tell, there will only be a good reason for doing
so when VB.Net ships because VB.Net will support Block
scope for variables defined within a Do, For, or such like).





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