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Diogo
Hello everyone
Hope to be posting in the correct section.
OK I have a query that returns some records.
One of the fileds that is returned is the path to the image file ex:
"\\VAC\RELEASE\000B8765.TIF"
When I click on it, it opens Windows Picture and Fax Viewer so I can see the
image.
This image contains some lines that OCR software tired to recognize. Those
lines here feed to the master table that I'm quering.
After opening the image I count the number of lines. I them querie the
database to return me the number of lines that have
"\\VAC\RELEASE\000B8765.TIF" in the Image field and then, confirme that all
where correctly recognized.
I'm doing this for some records that for some reason arrose suspicion.
Ok now that I hope to have contextualized you guys where comes my question.
What I need is a quick way to, when I click the link to the Image, that link
is passed to the search parameter of the querie that I use to see the lines
in the database. So that I dont have to copie the path to the file and then
paste it on the next query.
Is this possible in Access?
Hope to be posting in the correct section.
OK I have a query that returns some records.
One of the fileds that is returned is the path to the image file ex:
"\\VAC\RELEASE\000B8765.TIF"
When I click on it, it opens Windows Picture and Fax Viewer so I can see the
image.
This image contains some lines that OCR software tired to recognize. Those
lines here feed to the master table that I'm quering.
After opening the image I count the number of lines. I them querie the
database to return me the number of lines that have
"\\VAC\RELEASE\000B8765.TIF" in the Image field and then, confirme that all
where correctly recognized.
I'm doing this for some records that for some reason arrose suspicion.
Ok now that I hope to have contextualized you guys where comes my question.
What I need is a quick way to, when I click the link to the Image, that link
is passed to the search parameter of the querie that I use to see the lines
in the database. So that I dont have to copie the path to the file and then
paste it on the next query.
Is this possible in Access?