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    Database

    Lets try this again.

    I would like a way to extract file by the file number. What I am using give me errors.

    Now what I use is.

    RRR.Movefirst
    RRR.Move -1

    Is there another method of geting the files by number?


    As far as me posting code its too big to post.
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    Re: Database

    Quote Originally Posted by Dbee View Post
    Lets try this again.

    I would like a way to extract file by the file number. What I am using give me errors.

    Now what I use is.

    RRR.Movefirst
    RRR.Move -1

    Is there another method of geting the files by number?


    As far as me posting code its too big to post.
    What are you trying to do? Where are you extracting the files from?
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    Re: Database

    Are you referring to the record's ordinal position within the table itself?

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    Re: Database

    My Database is sequel order. Not random.
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    Re: Database

    So you are actually talking about retrieving a record based on its position within a table, right?

    Interesting...what database are you using?

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    Re: Database

    I Use Access.

    I Found the problem When I reopen the database it screws up.

    Why I don't know!
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    Re: Database

    All I am Doing is reopening the database.

    Let me ask another question how do you attach a ZIP file.

    Then I will send the code for the program.
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    Re: Database

    Are you closing the connection to the database, before re-opening it?
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    Re: Database

    Never Closed it ran the move statement twice and thats what I got.

    Got to be a corrupt database I am creating what gets me I been using this program for 2 years.

    I never did do this before.
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