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This function is immediately followed by another function that looks at some text fields and fills in another (unmentioned) text field with the appropriate text. Yes, much of the data was entered incorrectly, but there is nothing I can do about that, I just have to deal with it. A secondary objective, also important, is to show the data for examination for proofreading (error checking). So I need to create a table that I can work with (edit). The main reason I need to do this this way is I need to populate a field with results from one of two other fields, and only after comparing the text with an "alias" table and a "not a name" table - of things entered by the staff that should not have been entered. But I think that's going off on a tangent as it is not addressing the main problem. I tried using vba code search results to do so without success. I have tried to return a recordset object before from a function and failed.
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Third, I don't know how to use a function to open a recordset and then use fields from that recordset in the calling function - without using a complicated string return that will make it take much longer to process, and complicate the debugging. Well first, I'm not sure what "SP" is, stored procedure? Secondly, I believe that breaking it up into more functions is not going to increase the speed of the result, if anything the overhead of the procedure calls should slow it down as far as I know.
Obviously if this was something other than SP then doing it is SQL would probably be the efficient way.Ĭlick to expand.Thank you for your responses.
Would it make sense to simplify the query and do the processing on the fields in the procedure to fill the editable table? In other words do your if checks, trimming, nz, etc when filling the table. I have not worked with SP for a long time, but it was notoriously slow in the old days. Does it return query results in a reasonable time? There are a lot of functions done in the query. Not that this is more efficient, but would sure a lot easier to code, debug, and work on optimizing. That is a lot to bite off in one big procedure IMO. You are creating multiple recordsets, then filling the form.
#Native access has stopped working full
See our full Product Compatibility Chart here to see which products require the full Kontakt and which work with the free Kontakt Player.Do you know where it is hanging? I would have this broken up into several sub procedures/functions. Those patches are loaded directly in the full Kontakt via the Files tab or Quick Load menu.
#Native access has stopped working serial
If you have a library that is installed via our Continuata Connect system, see this guide for more info on that procedure.įor products that are not encoded for the free Kontakt Player, you will not receive a serial code to activate the library in Native Access. Hover over where it says Full Version, and click Reinstall to re-download the latest version of the library. If you have a library already registered and need to reinstall it, you can do so from the Installed Products list. Note: Even when installing directly to an external drive, it is still necessary to have a minimum of free space on your internal drive equal to the library size.
#Native access has stopped working install
You can modify your download location for Native Instruments applications like Kontakt and library content locations, so if you want to install your libraries to an external drive directly using Native Access to save room on your system you can do so. This will automatically download the library to your system and install it into Kontakt and Komplete Kontrol, so you can browse and load the patches.
See this guide for more info.Ĭlick Add A Serial in the upper left hand corner, enter your product serial code, and you can begin downloading right away through Native Access. This includes Native Instruments products like Kontakt as well as encoded libraries by Cinesamples and other manufacturers. Native Instruments uses Native Access to manage downloads, installations, and registrations for various software products. Many of our products can now be installed directly through the Native Access application.
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