Call a Funtion/Procedure

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I have 3 ComboBox, 1 TextBox controls in my "Generate Report" Form,

ComboBox1 = "Regions"
ComboBox2 = "Area"
Combobox3 = "Branch"
TextBox1  = "Date"

Any Values selected/displayed from the 3 ComboBoxes, becomes a function/procedure.. 

Dim registrant, spName as String

ComboBox1 = "Region IV"
ComboBox2 = "Cavite"
ComboBox3 = "Bacoor"
TextBox1  = "10/25/2011"

registrant = ComboBox1.SelectedItem & '' & ComboBox2.SelectedItem & '' & ComboBox3.SelectedItem

Registrant will then become this "REG_IVCaviteBacoor"


and my code will look like this,

spName = "CALL " & Registrant & "()"

spName = CALL REG_IVCaviteBacoor()

How can i call that Function??

Posted 23-Oct-11 15:14pm

Alan Tuscano

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Oct-11 21:19pm

What's the problem, you don't know how to call functions or what? Not clear. What does it mean "becomes a function/procedure", "this become this REG_IVCaviteBacoor, how "becomes"? where is the function to call?
--SA

Alan Tuscano 23-Oct-11 21:29pm

I'm sorry sir,

I'm just a newbie in vb programming.. i am into VFP.. this is my first project using VB.. that is why i'm asking for help... i don't know how to call or refer to my problem..

After the User Selected Values from the 3 combo boxes, codes from the combo boxes is truncated and will look like "REG_IVCaviteBacoor" and is assigned to spName,

"spName then becomes CALL REG_IVCaviteBacoor()" and when executed will be like the one below..

CALL REG_IVCaviteBacoor()
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Private Sub REG_IVCaviteBacoor()
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End Sub

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Prerak Patel · Answer 1 · 2011-10-23T17:50:00

Solution 1

Here is how to call stored procedure.
http://www.a1vbcode.com/snippet-3030.asp[^]

Google[^] for more.

Posted 23-Oct-11 17:50pm

Prerak Patel

Simon_Whale · Answer 2 · 2011-10-24T01:05:00

Solution 2

You need to use ADO.NET or something similar to talk to your database. The examples in the link show how to connect to a range of different databases and execute

MSDN ADO.NET Code examples[^]

This example will show you how to use parameters

SQL Parameters[^]

Posted 24-Oct-11 1:05am

Simon_Whale