Why do I get this red error when I add 1 column soluong?
And with such an error, when transmitting data, it will not transmit the soluong column
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How to not get error when adding column?
Refresh your IntelliSense cache. In SSMS, go drill down through the menus for Edit --> ItelliSense --> Refresh Local Cache, or, press Ctrl + Shift + R. After initiating, wait a few seconds for those red errors to go away. Always initiate a refresh after altering objects if you don't want to view those red errors.
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I have aLogin dialogue like the image below and I am showing the error messages on top of the dialogue.
As you can see I am leaving a rather big empty area on top of the dialogue for these messages(it can be up to 5 lines of text) which does not look good. I would like to remove the empty space on top and add the space in run time when there is an error line added.
I know that it is possible to move each element of the Dialogue down when a new error line is added(e.g. button1.Left += 200, for each element in dialogue), but is there an easier and more practical way to do it?
I'd like to highlight the content of a TextBox/RefEdit control and set focus simultaneously when there is any invalid entry and after prompting a message box warning the error so that user knows where to fix the error. You can try Data>Analysis>DataAnalysis>Sampling and enter some invalid range/data, then you will be redirected to the invalid entry. The invalid entry is highlighted as well as with focus set (you can see a flickering cursor).
I tried to emulate this and I used,
aControl.SetFocus
aControlt.SelStart = 0
aControl.SelLength = Len(aControl.Text)
While the content inside the control is highlighted in blue, there's no flickering cursor as if I did not set focus of the control. How can I fix this? Or what's the best way to guide the user to the place where the invalid entry exists?
What if user inputs more than one invalid entries. How do you plan them all selected and setfocused at the same time.
There is no need to complicate things for you and for user. What you can do is create invisible labels with the right message you want to deliver to user, preferably in red color, and place them below each TextBox/RefEdit. Make them visible with Label1.Visible = Truewithin your conditional check.
I'm having problem with my work in blender, im using the latest version of the blende 2.78a.
But when i try to move my object and hit the x key then enter a value (2.50) it doesn't work.
Any help please =)
Did you first selected the object with right mousbutton and pressed the G key for moving the object?
If it still not works I have some other suggestions for you:
select the model, go to the panel on the right, press the "Object data" button (with the orange Cube on it) and then enter the numbers at "Location"
make sure you enter the numbers with a . not a , !!! (i also made this mistake)
press N to open an new propertiespanel on the right of the 3d-view and
look at the "Location"s; are the locks behind the coordinates blocked?
if so just click to unlock the positions
I have a form in MS Access where a lot of queries are running to calculate all kinds of numbers using user input and using other queries ouput. All of a sudden I get the error below:
Error text is:
The record source ' ' specified on this form or report does not exist.
The name of the recordsource may misspelled, the recordsource was deleted or renamed, or the recordsource exists in a different database.
In the Form or Report's design view or layout view, display the property sheet by clicking the properties button, and then set the recordsource property to an existing table or query.
I don't remember exactly what I added/removed to have caused this and I can't find where the error occurs. How can I, I guess, debug my Access Form while it's running queries?
I don't see your image as it is blocked at work.
The only one way to debug the application when errors occurs is to break the execution using the keyboard combination :
CTRL + Pause/Break
Do it when the error message appears
This obviously doesnt work if the application is compiled in a mde/accde
When the CTRL-Break doesnt work, you have to add a break point in your code.
Bring the VBA window using
ALT + F11
Open the code of your form, go in the procedure that triggers the queries, select a line of code at the beginning and add a breakpoint using F9
Then run the form, it will stop the execution on the breakpoint and show you the VBA window, continue to execute the code step-by-step using F8 until the error occurs
When ever you change the name of a table in ms access for that has drop down list, go to the design view --> property Sheet--> Row Source and change the names to the corresponding names for the drop down selection for combo selection
I created a linked server between 2 SQL Servers, and successfully made the linked server and I can query on the other server in linked server
But when I have a query, there appears a red line under the query which says "invalid object name", but I can query on it
Like this : linked server name: REMOTERT
SELECT done_buy, done_sell
FROM [REMOTERT].front.dbo.custbal
--> shows a red line and when I point mouse on it show invalid object name [REMOTERT].front.dbo.custbal. but if I press F5(Execute) can show the result
once you create a new SQL Server object, your newly created object does not get updated in the IntelliSence Local Cache and due to this, it shows red line underneath that object. So you just need to refresh SSMS IntelliSence Local Cache and once you refresh it, IntelliSence will automatically add newly created object in the cache and the red line will disappear. try this
Edit -> IntelliSense -> Refresh Local Cache
or simply do
Ctrl + Shift + R
It is because of your cached memory is not refresh,
simply close sqlserver and open again. It will not come again.