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  1. In Topic: delete an item in a list from parameter value

    Posted 21 Nov 2012

    View PostSkydiver, on 19 November 2012 - 05:18 PM, said:

    No you should not and cannot modify the container that you are iterating over using foreach(). If you used a for() loop, you can do the modification. The common pattern though in .NET code is is to use two loops like in this pseudo code:
    List<T> toDelete = new List<T>();
foreach(T t in targetList)
{
    if (t is item to be removed)
        toDelete.Add(t);
}

foreach(T t in toDelete)
{
    targetList.Remove(t);
}


    thank you, with your help I got it working

  2. In Topic: updating an access table from vb6 Datatype mismatch error

    Posted 6 Apr 2012

    Thanks for the help, it worked great, sorry I forgot to thank you earlier

  3. In Topic: coding for delete button not work properly

    Posted 6 Apr 2012

    try
    [
    "delete from thetablename where recordID = " + txtRecordID.text
    ]

    I had a similar issue but with an update statement and this answer was suggested and it worked a treat.

    recordID would be whatever the primary key id call
    and txtRecord.text the textbox that displays the primary key

    hope this works for you

  4. In Topic: running a query with date() not showing the data

    Posted 6 Apr 2012

    Yeah i thought it must be something to do with that, and i had already checked the database date formats.
    after reading your post I realised that i forgot to check the Visual basic bit..... it was formatted wrongly. I feel a bit stupid now for never noticing this before.
    Thanks for your help anyway.

  5. In Topic: updating an access table from vb6 Datatype mismatch error

    Posted 11 Mar 2012

    ps
    sorry I made a mess of posting the code

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