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<0> who are all these people that idle here?
<0> heh
<0> i go home
<1> in Microsoft Access, does anyone know how to programmatically open a switchboard panel that isn't the main one?
<2> listview : "switchboard panel"?
<1> menu i guess...the screens with the clickable squares :)
<2> listview : are you sure you're in the right channel? that sounds more like a electrical wiring question...
<2> er... the "windows" with "buttons" on them?
<1> yep
<1> but the problem is that the switchboard is just one window in access
<1> the contents themselves change
<1> and i'm wondering how to do that with VBA
<2> um... two things... (1) that's not really an sql question (2) i suspect you're in *way* over your head
<1> eh? I've made it through 10,000 lines of VBA so far :)
<1> and i apologize, i didn't know a better place to ask
<1> can't find an access channel :/
<2> and you know enough about programming to ask about "the screens with the clickable squares"
<1> no, first i said switchboard with panels
<1> a panel is a windows control
<2> ah yes
<2> 'switchboard'
<1> switchboard is an Access term
<2> that standard windows control cl***
<2> no it's not...
<2> 'switchboard' is *not* an ms-access term - unless it's been introduced in the last 3 years
<1> http://search.msdn.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?qu=access+switchboard&View=msdn&st=b
<1> scroll through the pages if you like :)
<1> it's been around since at least access 97
<1> heck, go to Tools -> Startup, Switchboard is even one of the main choices
<3> lol
<3> been using ms access for almost 3/4 decade
<3> and you're the first person i've seen use the term
<2> jeez... talk about dumbing down...
<2> same here
<1> what do you call that screen then?
<3> what screen?
<3> toolboxes?
<2> i still got my freebie copy of 1.0 somewhere - including treeware documentation
<1> when access creates it, it even creates a form called 'switchboard' and a table called 'switchboard'
<3> creates what?
<1> heh...Access has an option for creating an interface to your database
<2> nah - it sounds like a button-board - screen-full of command buttons to click
<1> that's it exactly :)
<2> damn - i hoped i was wrong
<1> it's just a frontend to forms and tables
<2> and your problem again is..?
<3> lmao
<1> haha, oh right
<1> well, you can tell Access that when a user clicks a menu option in the switchboard, it will open some new options. A submenu if you want to call it that (though the whole window is redrawn)
<1> I want to know if I can bring up that submenu view through VBA
<1> i can only find a way to basically say "open switchboard", which always shows the first menu
<2> well, you can always send a 'click' to the appropriate button
<2> but all of this is well outside the scope of the channel
<2> you need #ms-access
<1> yeah i tried to find one, heh
<1> i'll stop if it's too out of line :)
<3> its way out of line
<1> ok :)
<1> thanks!
<2> damn... 'switchboard'... who knew?
<2> i'm almost tempted to fire up ms-access just to see...
<2> ...almost
<3> lol
<3> its not in my humongous startup menu
<3> so i aint finding it
<3> damn vpn has liek 4 entries on it though
<2> Arrakis : ?
<3> the start menu
<2> outbound or inbound?
<3> no program entries
<3> ikn my start menu
<2> ha! ms-access 2k3 doesn't have 'switchboard' under Tools,Startup
<3> oh
<2> (yeah, i had to check)
<3> mygod
<3> he lied 2 us
<3> lol
<2> ****er
<2> come back so we can kcik you!
<3> hehehe
<3> *** No such nick/channel: listview
<3> :(
<2> indeed
<2> aha - repoman is 77% through transcoding
<4> if lower(right(fi.name, 3)) = "pgp" <--- wtf is wrong with that, VBScript syntax ...
<5> how do you split a field by a delimiter in sqlserver2k?
<4> jroes, programmatically ... heh
<5> :(
<6> lcase
<2> jroes : write some code, and slap yourself for holding more than one piece of data in a single field
<4> refer to this, for an example; http://blog.zoulcreations.com/item/26/
<7> zoul: the compiler should tell you what was wrong with that code
<4> lvk, it says type mismatch 'lower'
<7> and what exactly is "lower"?
<4> for each fi in fo.files: if lower(right(fi.name, 3)) = "pgp" ...
<7> hint: add Option Explicit to the top of the script code
<4> ohhh ... duh ... it's lcase in vb
<4> ****ing duh ...
<7> anyone programming in VB(A|Script) without Option Explicit deserves all the problems they get
<4> lvk, heh
<8> sup Purple- :)
<8> u're here too ?
<9> I am omnipresent
<8> :)
<10> Purple-: i thought they p***ed a memo that all sped's had to be given a muting procedure ?
<9> sam: I must have missed that notice. why, did you get one?
<10> touche
<9> or do they just m*** notify all canucks?
<10> they just ***ume.. what can i say?
<10> iu-: have you ever wondered what life would be like if you'd been given enough oxygen at birth?
<8> samlander, this is #sql :) have some respect
<9> is #sql a get out of sped free card?
<8> not every channel can be as trash talk as you kids presented like #visualbasic hehe
<10> I wouldnt include you in the "we" the "we" in this channel have brains
<11> Hey, whats the best way to export data for certain tables? Apparently I need to export tables by fse_id?
<9> yeah...the ops here are neeeevvveeerr mean to anybody
<11> Oh, and for MSSQL
<10> *grin*
<3> wtf
<3> why dont you take ur moronic babble to private msg ?
<12> Dov-work : bcp
<9> ow
<11> Like bulk insert?
<12> Dov-work : go read about `bcp` THEN ask questions
<11> I'm on it.
<3> get off of it :S
<11> I'm not that heavy.
<3> damn it all - ur breaking it :(
<10> iu-: we were just messin with you man.. comeon back if you want.. we can play nice
<2> hahaha
<3> man
<3> i think i knbow what they mean when they say women obsess
<12> what?
<11> YuppieGTB, I'm looking at the switches available, but nothing specific to fse_id. Or am I just wording it wrong?
<2> Dov-work : that's because 'fse_id' will be specific to your tables, not ms-sql as a whole.
<2> (dumb****)
<2> Dov-work : bcp is specific only to importing and exporting data in bulk
<11> Yeah, thats what I can see.
<2> Dov-work : i know
<2> see above
<2> [23:06:28] <2> Dov-work : that's because 'fse_id' will be specific to your tables, not ms-sql as a whole.
<2> [23:06:32] <2> (dumb****)
<11> Thats not cool.
<3> that is totalllly cool
<13> totally cooooooooolllllllll
<13> even
<8> at least he explains
<13> actually, this is starting to sound like homework
<13> iu- : who does?
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