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Hi,



I am using a MyODBC application database with a front end, which was deve=
loped by a previous user at my organisation, who has since left.



It is using drop downs, within a form to set a date parameter for an impo=
rt procedure.



There is one drop down for month and another for year.



When I use this form for all months upto and including April 2008, it is =
functioning correctly, when I try to use this form for May 2008 however, =
I am getting an error:



'Object variable Not set'.



I have seen this error before in VBA databases, and I am guessing this is=
due to this variable not being declared somewhere in the set up code.



However, as I am unfamiliar with MyODBC, I am unsure where I should be lo=
oking to correct this. Can you help at all?



Kind Regards,

Kev Harrison

Senior Commissions Consultant

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Dear Kev,

That sounds like a straight VBA error - the only way I could see it =
being
linked to MyODBC would be if MyODBC was returning an unusual value which =
led
to VBA running a different branch of code - can you post the code which
gives you the error? I imagine it might be something like
myCombo_AfterUpdate.

The VBA error means that an object variable (ie not just a string / =
number,
but an ADO connection or a comboBox control or something like that) is =
set
to Nothing, or that the code which assigns it is missing "Set" before =
the
line.

EITHER

Dim myRecordset As ADODB.Recordset
myRecordset.Open("SELECT 1",adStatic) ' This recordset is still =
"Nothing"

OR

myRecordset =3D myCon.Execute("SELECT 1") ' This statement is missing =
the
initial "Set"
should read:
Set myRecordset =3D myCon.Execute("SELECT 1")


Hope that helps - if it is a VBA error, feel free to email me rather =
than
posting to the board.

Kind regards,

Al McNicoll
Integritec Limited


-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Harrison [mailto:Kevin.Harrison [at] t-mobile.co.uk]
Sent: 11 June 2008 14:33
To: myodbc [at] lists.mysql.com
Subject: Object Variable not set

Hi,



I am using a MyODBC application database with a front end, which was
developed by a previous user at my organisation, who has since left.



It is using drop downs, within a form to set a date parameter for an =
import
procedure.



There is one drop down for month and another for year.



When I use this form for all months upto and including April 2008, it is
functioning correctly, when I try to use this form for May 2008 however, =
I
am getting an error:



'Object variable Not set'.



I have seen this error before in VBA databases, and I am guessing this =
is
due to this variable not being declared somewhere in the set up code.



However, as I am unfamiliar with MyODBC, I am unsure where I should be
looking to correct this. Can you help at all?



Kind Regards,

Kev Harrison

Senior Commissions Consultant

!"=A7=A7=A7Mobile=3D

*: + 44 (0)1707 312835

* kevin.harrison [at] t-mobile.co.uk <mailto:kevin.harrison [at] t-mobile.co.uk>




T-Mobile (UK) Limited
Company Registered Number: 02382161
Registered Office Address: Hatfield Business Park, Hatfield, =
Hertfordshire,
AL10 9BW
Registered in England and Wales

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I would suspect it is nothing to do with MySQL or MyODBC. It is most =
likely an error in your VBA code. You have an object reference variable =
which does not point to an object and you tried to use one of its =
methods or properties.

John Bonnett

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Harrison [mailto:Kevin.Harrison [at] t-mobile.co.uk]
Sent: Wednesday, 11 June 2008 11:03 PM
To: myodbc [at] lists.mysql.com
Subject: Object Variable not set

Hi,



I am using a MyODBC application database with a front end, which was =
developed by a previous user at my organisation, who has since left.



It is using drop downs, within a form to set a date parameter for an =
import procedure.



There is one drop down for month and another for year.



When I use this form for all months upto and including April 2008, it is =
functioning correctly, when I try to use this form for May 2008 however, =
I am getting an error:



'Object variable Not set'.



I have seen this error before in VBA databases, and I am guessing this =
is due to this variable not being declared somewhere in the set up code.



However, as I am unfamiliar with MyODBC, I am unsure where I should be =
looking to correct this. Can you help at all?



Kind Regards,

Kev Harrison

Senior Commissions Consultant

!"=A7=A7=A7Mobile=3D

*: + 44 (0)1707 312835

* kevin.harrison [at] t-mobile.co.uk <mailto:kevin.harrison [at] t-mobile.co.uk>




T-Mobile (UK) Limited
Company Registered Number: 02382161
Registered Office Address: Hatfield Business Park, Hatfield, =
Hertfordshire, AL10 9BW Registered in England and Wales

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