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Question

Every Time I try to ask a question I get this message;

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What am I doing wrong?

Old NASA Kid

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Answer 1

Every Time I try to ask a question I get this message;

Where -- in what program -- are you asking a question?

Please include version and update status of your Windows edition and version and update status of whatever software is giving you the problem.

Answer 2

It is referring to a DNA test on two of more blood differences

I had to compare to a diagnostic question where I was comparing to a field looking for a blood disorder'

My string should have been Select ^ from NewPatients where BldImage = """ & TexsA & """ and PrevTest = """ & TestB & ""'.

I had '" & Tests & '" and this was my error.

Also part of the problem is that so many clients do not want to fo Microsoft upgrades. In fact the AHA said it was about 700 labs out of 9000 ththat refused to upgrade and old tables gave us a lot of problems, which did not tur out to be a table problem, but executing VDA code when up went from Access 2007 to Access 365.

Tom did a great job and thanks for all your help.

IchthyologistNeb

Answer 3

Sorry, your questions are beyond the scope of this forum.

For Ajax questions, try one of the forums found by Google here: https://www.google.com/search?q=ajax+software+forum

For Java questions, try these: https://www.google.com/search?q=java+forum

And thanks for all the fish.

Answer 4

Windows 10 and 11. I have Windows 10 and another programmer has Windows 11. We still have trouble with this when we submit a question. When we finally get one through and submit reply's we do not have a problem. The other one is an ajax error.

These are not programming issues we are still in a learning curve situation.

Like everything else these days decisions are made by individuals who are lucky if the can spell computer.

One person told me it is a Java Error and I had very little experience with them and that was over 25 years ago.

Thanks for getting back to us.

IchthyologistNeb