Access-VBA - Name field parameter
Issue
I am calling a function that will search for the value of a specific field for precise registration. To do this I pass a parameter to my office on behalf of my table, the record ID and field name.
FindLinkedString Function (ByVal Table As String, ByVal ID As Integer, ByVal Field As String) As String Sun As Database mydb2 Sun LinkedTable As Recordset Sun linkedTableCount As Integer Set mydb2 = CurrentDb () Set LinkedTable = mydb2.OpenRecordset (Table) LinkedTable.MoveFirst For linkedTableCount = 1 To LinkedTable.RecordCount If LinkedTable! ID = ID Then FindLinkedString = table & "! " Field & GoTo Fin_FindLinkedString End If LinkedTable.MoveNext Next Fin_FindLinkedString: LinkedTable.Close mydb2.Close End Function
The problem is that FindLinkedString = table & "!" & Field, is obviously fair game since it will not find value in the db, it saves the string by turning "Table" and "Field" by the parameters (eg "reviews" Name "then I want that it appears "Smith")
Solution
You can use this:
... LinkedTable.MoveFirst While Not LinkedTable.EOF If LinkedTable.Fields ( "ID") = ID Then FindLinkedString = LinkedTable.Fields ( "Name") LinkedTable.Close mydb2.Close Set LinKedTable = Nothing Set mydb2 = Nothing Exit Function LinkedTable.MoveNext Wend End If '...
But it may be simpler:
... Set LinkedTable = mydb2.OpenRecordset ( "SELECT Name FROM" & Table & "WHERE ID =" & ID) FindLinkedString = LinkedTable.Fields (0) ...
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