Field Names with Spaces

[Mark Morris]

Hi, Everyone,

I know i should not do this, anyway
I have put spaces in my field names to improve presentation when the fields are displayed, all seems to work however, when i use the filter routine
i have a field called "Last Name" and when i try and filter using its giving me the error


Error: No record found
SELECT COUNT(*) as c FROM imgbank WHERE ("Last Name" = 'Morris&#39

if i change the field name to "LastName"

the same filter works

Now i know i can change the field headings using templates, but that seems rather complicated and you have to use a template for each mode (display add, filter),

can you provide an example of using templates to replace field names or is there a way i can use the dbUserLocalText property to replace my fieldnames

which would you suggest

[Frank Kwong]

space in field names should be OK. The proper way is to use a sensible field name and use the namemap (like caption in Access) to display the alias. State what DB you are using (Access or SQL).

FK


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Mark Morris at 11/2/01 9:26:24 PM


Hi, Everyone,

I know i should not do this, anyway
I have put spaces in my field names to improve presentation when the fields are displayed, all seems to work however, when i use the filter routine
i have a field called "Last Name" and when i try and filter using its giving me the error


Error: No record found
SELECT COUNT(*) as c FROM imgbank WHERE ("Last Name" = 'Morris&#39

if i change the field name to "LastName"

the same filter works

Now i know i can change the field headings using templates, but that seems rather complicated and you have to use a template for each mode (display add, filter),

can you provide an example of using templates to replace field names or is there a way i can use the dbUserLocalText property to replace my fieldnames

which would you suggest

[Mark Morris]

I'm using Access however

shortly after writing this i did find the namemap function.

I am still interested in using templates, as i've seen you can't
make individual fields larger when you are editing records.

if you imagine i'm trying to hold an address field as a regular text field
in access using carriage returns to break the lines up <CR>

are there any examples of using templates to format fields to different
sizes


Thanks

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Frank Kwong at 11/3/01 2:53:24 AM

space in field names should be OK. The proper way is to use a sensible field name and use the namemap (like caption in Access) to display the alias. State what DB you are using (Access or SQL).

FK


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Mark Morris at 11/2/01 9:26:24 PM


Hi, Everyone,

I know i should not do this, anyway
I have put spaces in my field names to improve presentation when the fields are displayed, all seems to work however, when i use the filter routine
i have a field called &#34;Last Name&#34; and when i try and filter using its giving me the error


Error: No record found
SELECT COUNT(*) as c FROM imgbank WHERE (&#34;Last Name&#34; = &#39;Morris&#39

if i change the field name to &#34;LastName&#34;

the same filter works

Now i know i can change the field headings using templates, but that seems rather complicated and you have to use a template for each mode (display add, filter),

can you provide an example of using templates to replace field names or is there a way i can use the dbUserLocalText property to replace my fieldnames

which would you suggest