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JoeAtWork, DavidSoussan, MazeWorX: thank you guys for everything. We are implementing these changes on the next few days, very helpful advice!

Hi Tracy, when you say automatically, what do you mean? It has been selected on startup, it's programmed on a Macro? There is any VBA code running behind the form?

Thanks for your answer, Joe, im pretty much on the scenario described by you on a post, where a power user starts a solution, and that solution keeps on growing... I got the idea, but with some doubts. 'Everyone should have their own copy of the front-end' It's a good solution having one...

Well, first of all, i apologise for the delay of my post, we had a lot of trouble at office with internet -among other things- We have found the problem: we had an event after the textbox lost the focus, implementing an algorithm used to determine check digit...

Hi everybody. We have an Access '97 database on a server. It is used to print and save orders, so we have one form to register them -sorry for my poor english-, another form used to register payments and another one designed for displaying reports. My question is: how bad it could be? All...

Well, we are arriving at something interesting here. I thought the same as you, it's very likely to be a 'corruption' problem. But there is an issue here: the main table of the database, is used to create invoices. Invoices are numerated with an auto-incremental... and when you cut&paste all...

I excuse for the delay of my answer, we're closed on weekends and yesterday was a holiday. The find windows opens ok, but it hangs after you search for a value. "although this is unlikely to be your problem replace DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acEditMenu, 10, , acMenuVer70 with...

Sure MajP, thanks for your post. HC is a textbox on the form, BuscaHc is the search button. This is the code: Private Sub BuscaHC_Click() On Error GoTo Err_BuscaHC_Click Me.HC.SetFocus DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acEditMenu, 10, , acMenuVer70 Exit_BuscaHC_Click: Exit Sub...

Hi folks, we have a problem here, maybe you can help us. We have a main table, with a lot of columns. Two are of special relevance. One is the Id,primary key, which is an auto incremental integer. The other is client number, not a key, but many times is the only info that we got to retrieve...

I just solved it, or at least, it works for me now. My report uses a query as source. So i finished it with the statement: WHERE (((Base.Id)=[forms]![MyForm]![Id])); No more prompting for Id's. Hope it works for you too, jack.

Hello everyone. I am having exactly the same problem as jacktripper, working on Access '97. Should i start a new thread?