Re: Sorry, repaired macro added
Andrew Jensen <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.openoffice.dba.user |
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Sorry, To be more precise: you can read the value with iVar = vField.BoundField.getInt and write the value to the table tables column with vField.BoundField.updateInt( iVar ) The later does not post the value to the database, simply updates the rowset of the form. If you want to post the data then you would updateRow on the form. vForm.UpdateRow If you want to get the value from the control on the form, this will return a variant type. iVar = vField.CurrentValue In the case of text control you could also use. stringVar = vFirld.Text HTH Drew Andrew Jensen wrote: > Hoo > Hoo, > > You can write the value to the Bound database Field with this > > iVar = vField.BoundField.getInt > or > vField.BoundField.updateInt( iVar ) > > Drew > > Heikki Tuhkanen wrote: