>>>A client wants a combo in a toolbar. The data in the combo must be filtered. I used a RowSourceType of 3, and created a SELECT statement. It works as long as I don't use a WHERE clause. If I do that, I get no records at all. If I use the same SELECT in a test form, the command window, or in a test program, it works fine.
>>>
>>>Steve
>>
>>Steve, could you post the code you're using? I've used WHERE clauses in combos with no problems....
>>
>>Barbara
>
>Hi Barbara,
>
>(I like the picture you chose.)
>
>I have tested the SELECT in a combo in a test form, too, and it works fine. I suspect the property of oApp...
>
>select cField1, cField2 ;
> from MyTable ;
> where lngForeignKey = _screen.oApp.iPrimaryKey ;
> into cursor MyCurs
>
>_screen.oApp.iPrimaryKey is set before this. If I set up a text box, it displays properly.
>
>I'm going to try a few more things momentarily.
>
>* cSteve

First, be sure you can programmatically read the oapp property ( show it in a Wait Window in the INIT method of the toolbar or something similar).

Next, once you're sure you can read the value, maybe you could make a class property in the toolbar and store the value there before running the SQL code.

Finally, are you sure your toolbar is created AFTER the oApp object?.

Barbara