It is often the case a developer will need to create an Access 2000 reports application capable of data selection. For example, all transactions for a member. The data is input as parameters with in a form and passed to the report as query criteria. This is the simplest method to control report output resulting from user selected data criteria.
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Access 2000: Launching a report
It is often the case a developer will need to create an Access 2000 reports application capable of data selection. For example, all transactions for a member. The data is input as parameters with in a form and passed to the report as query criteria. This is the simplest method to control report output resulting from user selected data criteria.
Table Transactions
Fields and Types
MemberId
Number
PostedDate
PostedDater
Amount
Double
Code
Number
Create a query called qryTransactions
include memberid, posteddate,amount, and code in the query field list
Create a columar report called rptTransactions
Step 1: Use the report Wizard
Step 2: Select qryTransactions as the data source
Step 3: Select all fields
Step 4: Group on memberid
Step 5: Select Tabular type
Step 6: Name the report rptTransactions
Create a form called frmReportParameters
Step 1: Design View
Step 2: Add a text field called txtMemberId
Step 3: Change the label to read "Member Id"
Step 4: Add a button named "cmdLaunchTransactionReport" and labeled "Launch Report"
Step 5: Save the form as frmReportParameters
Launch the Code
Step 1: Make sure your in form design
Step 2: Press the code button
Step 3: Add a Click event for the cmdLaunchTransactionReport button
The following code will limit data selection to records matching
a specific member id. The report will open in preview mode. Only
transactions with a specific member id will be displayed.
Option Explicit
Option Compare Database
Private Sub cmdLaunchTransactionReport_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_cmdLaunchTransactionReport_Click
Dim stDocName As String
Dim stLinkCriteria As String
Dim sCriteria
sCriteria = "[MemberId]=" & txtMemberId
stDocName = "rptTransactions"
DoCmd.OpenReport stDocName, acViewPreview, , sCriteria, acWindowNormal
Exit_cmdLaunchTransactionReport_Click:
Exit Sub
Err_cmdLaunchTransactionReport_Click:
msgbox Err.Description
Resume Exit_cmdLaunchTransactionReport_Click
End Sub
Run the Form
Step 1: Press F5
Step 2: Enter in a Member Id
Step 3: Press the Launch Report Button
Step 4: Review your report
Actually you can do it much easier with a parameter query. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
6/28/2004 5:48:59 AM:
good one (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
7/18/2004 2:58:18 AM:
I'm interested in any further SQL entries you have, as I am studying this language Do you have any other scripts which work with SQL server on XP? Thanks, Chris (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
im just a newbies in SQL can you help me in basic.........? (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
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