annoying error (TypeMismatch)

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hi

i am trying simply to open a recordset but it gives me an error ( Type
Mismatch),, i used to this before without any problem,, would you guys take a
look at it... appreciate your help

Dim myDB As Database
Dim temp As Recordset
Set myDB = CurrentDb
Set temp = myDB.OpenRecordset("myTable",dbOpenTable)


i dont know why i get "typemismatch "error. everything seems to be alright
here/

 

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Hi, Sasan.

The ADO object library is interfering with your DAO code. Replace the
following line of code:

Dim temp As Recordset

with:

Dim temp As DAO.Recordset

.... and ensure that the DAO object library reference is included in the
database.

For more information on ADO and DAO library reference problems, please see
the following Web page for Tom Wickerath's tip: "ADO and DAO Library
References in Access Databases":

http://www.Access.QBuilt.com/html/gem_tips1.html

HTH.

Gunny

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[Guest]

awsome thanks ,,,,

Hi, Sasan.

The ADO object library is interfering with your DAO code. Replace the
following line of code:

Dim temp As Recordset

with:

Dim temp As DAO.Recordset

... and ensure that the DAO object library reference is included in the
database.

For more information on ADO and DAO library reference problems, please see
the following Web page for Tom Wickerath's tip: "ADO and DAO Library
References in Access Databases":

http://www.Access.QBuilt.com/html/gem_tips1.html

HTH.

Gunny

See http://www.QBuilt.com for all your database needs.
See http://www.Access.QBuilt.com for Microsoft Access tips.

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