Hi there,
Thanks for the advice, but unfortunately it didn't help.
I still get an empty combobox.
Any more ideas?
Dirk Cleenwerck
Tom Benson schreef:
I'm not sure, but I think you'll find that even though you are
creating Combotable with only one field, you still need to specify
that field in your INSERT statements.
e.g. Try this
myComboDB.SQLExecute("CREATE TABLE Combotable(Combofield text);")
myComboDB.SQLExecute("INSERT INTO Combotable (Combofield) VALUES('11');")
myComboDB.SQLExecute("INSERT INTO Combotable (Combofield) VALUES('12');")
myComboDB.SQLExecute("INSERT INTO Combotable (Combofield) VALUES('13');")
myComboDB.SQLExecute("INSERT INTO Combotable (Combofield) VALUES('14');")
myComboDB.SQLExecute("INSERT INTO Combotable (Combofield) VALUES('15');")
myComboDB.SQLExecute("INSERT INTO Combotable (Combofield) VALUES('16');")
And I think you'll see some improvement.
Or it could be something else entirely. Hehe.
Cheers,
Tom
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