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• Jul 4, 2012

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Private Sub laup()

 Dim cnuser As New ADODB.connection
 Dim rsupdate As New ADODB.Recordset
 Dim reply As String
  
    'Call connection(cnuser, App.Path & "\Medrar.mdb", "endromida")
    Call connection(cnuser, "\\mika\medrar\Medrar.mdb", "endromida")
    Call Recordset(rsupdate, cnuser, "SELECT l_status,lnum FROM Lands where lnum = ' & txtLaLanum.Text & '")
    
'    reply = rsupdate.Fields!condi
    
    With rsupdate
    If .BOF = True And .EOF = True Then
    .Fields!l_status = txttext2.Text
    .Update
     End If
   End With
   
Set cnuser = Nothing
Set rsupdate = Nothing

End Sub

Through Run Time Error:3201
Please any body sugesst me

 

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• Jul 5, 2012

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What is the description of the error?

 

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Do you have procedures named Connection and Recordset? That is not good, if you do. You should not name your procedures Access Reserved Words.

Second, post those procedures because I don't see how you can declare your recordset in a private sub and have it get instantiated outside of that procedure.

Third, you have
If .BOF = True And .EOF = True Then

Which means that there are no records. If that is the case you can't edit something that isn't there. It should really say:

If NOT .BOF And NOT .EOF Then

 

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• Jul 7, 2012

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• Jul 7, 2012

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I made a mistake. It should actually be:

If Not (.BOF AND .EOF)

 

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unable to work out with
With rsupdate
If Not (.BOF And .EOF) Then
.Fields!upd = txttext2.Text
.Update
End If
End With

1. i did not wrote any procedure specially

 

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• Jul 7, 2012

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Is LANDS a table or query?

 

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• Jul 8, 2012

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Its Table and i am updating record from that table.

 

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• Jul 9, 2012

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So what's happening now? A new error message?

By the way, you don't need the Text property. You should be using the Value property. That is, .Fields!upd = txttext2.Value

 

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Okay, next bit to check on.

I noticed you have this:
Call connection(cnuser, "\\mika\medrar\Medrar.mdb", "endromida")

So, is that a different database than the current one with the code?

If not, you shouldn't be connecting with anything but CurrentDb. If it is different, then you are trying to update that database from this one? (just trying to understand what you have). So, also any chance of getting a copy of the database (with bogus data) so we can see how it is set up and what the relationships are?

 

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• Jul 17, 2012

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That is the database location which i am connecting

 

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dongodu said:

That is the database location which i am connecting

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So that is not the same database as the one which has the code we are working with?

 

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• Jul 18, 2012

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'Call connection(cnuser, App.Path & "\Medrar.mdb", "endromida")
Call connection(cnuser, "\\mika\medrar\Medrar.mdb", "endromida")
Call Recordset(rsupdate, cnuser, "SELECT l_status,lnum FROM Lands where lnum = ' & txtLaLanum.Text & '")

Can u see my Database exactly.???????

 

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• Jul 18, 2012

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dongodu said:

'Call connection(cnuser, App.Path & "\Medrar.mdb", "endromida")
Call connection(cnuser, "\\mika\medrar\Medrar.mdb", "endromida")
Call Recordset(rsupdate, cnuser, "SELECT l_status,lnum FROM Lands where lnum = ' & txtLaLanum.Text & '")

Can u see my Database exactly.???????

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Just something that might be helpful. You have two functions -

one called connection and one called Recordset. Those are Access Reserved Words and have meaning within VBA and by using them as your own names, it can throw Access off a bit. Try renaming your functions to something like

gConnection

and
gRecordset

and see if that helps with the problems.