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I'm having trouble with an sql statement that I need to return all the info that = a certain PlayerID and OpponentID depending on what Plaer name I have selected from combo boxes

$oRS.Open ("Select * FROM Batting WHERE PlayerID='" $PlayerID '"' & '"AND OpponentID="' $OpponentID '"', $oConn, 1, 3)

Just doesn't seem to work.. Any help would be great,,,,

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Have you EVER used strings before? Try creating a string that will work in a msgbox first before you start playing with that.

$PlayerID = 'Rob'
$OpponentID = 'Fred'
MsgBox(0, 0, "Select * FROM Batting WHERE PlayerID='" $PlayerID '"' & '"AND OpponentID="' $OpponentID '"')

Once you figure out how to make that run without getting errors, perhaps you can continue in a successful fashion.

*Edit: And yes, I know that code doesn't work. That's the point.

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Have you EVER used strings before? Try creating a string that will work in a msgbox first before you start playing with that.

$PlayerID = 'Rob'
$OpponentID = 'Fred'
MsgBox(0, 0, "Select * FROM Batting WHERE PlayerID='" $PlayerID '"' & '"AND OpponentID="' $OpponentID '"')

Once you figure out how to make that run without getting errors, perhaps you can continue in a successful fashion.

*Edit: And yes, I know that code doesn't work. That's the point.

I never even knew you could use a message box like that..

Thanks for the GREAT HELP!!!

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