cazzani
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| Posted: 01/03/2006, 7:16 AM |
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Although my mother language is not English, I believe the instruction given on the Dlookup action on CodeCharge Studio 3 Examples and Techniques booklet are wrong.
On page 37 under the Lookup Single Field Value in a Database about Method 1, the manual states:
The values of the Expression, Domain and Criteria properties should not be entered in double quotes.
I believe it's right the other way round.
The only way for me to have it working (in ASP) was to enter Expression, Domain and Criteria within double quotes.
Stefano
Milano, Italy
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Walter Kempees
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| Posted: 01/03/2006, 2:45 PM |
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At least in PhP version:
DLookup Action (note the word Action) it is without double quotes.
CCDLookup the function it is with double quotes.
At least that's as far as it confused me.
"cazzani" <cazzani@forum.codecharge> schreef in bericht
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> Although my mother language is not English, I believe the instruction
> given on
> the Dlookup action on CodeCharge Studio 3 Examples and Techniques booklet
> are
> wrong.
>
> On page 37 under the Lookup Single Field Value in a Database about
> Method 1, the manual states:
> The values of the Expression, Domain and Criteria properties should not
> be
> entered in double quotes.
>
> I believe it's right the other way round.
>
> The only way for me to have it working (in ASP) was to enter Expression,
> Domain
> and Criteria within double quotes.
>
> Stefano
> Milano, Italy
>
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