Hi everybody,
In a MDB-file I have a form wich changes via code the default margin values of a report X. I do this with PrtMip property.
Now I converted my MDB to MDE and surprise, i receive a message "THis is not possible with a MDE" or something like this.
What can i do ? I must...
hi,
In the 'Open' event of your report, write and try this:
me.recordsource = forms![<NameOfYourForm>].recordsource
... and as field record source write the field query name and NOT the reference to the form fields.
This should work
jeff
Hi,
In a form, it is possible to enter a string as textbox control validation rule; and Access checks after typing anything. OK
Is it possible MANUALLY to ask Access checking the validation rule ?
Here is my problem:
I import data from a flat file to an Access table. This data do not respect...
Hi, th3856 and maquis,
First, thank you for your fast reponses.
Here is my problem:
A month ago I had 2 systems: one AS400 system and one NT-based system. Both were COMPLETELY INDEPENDANT.
Sure, a lot of applications are based on the file 'ARTICLES' with a field named 'NART' (the ID product)...
hi,
I would like to rename, IN RUN-TIME, then name of a field X in a table Y (in MDB file).
It doesn't seem to be possible via SQL statment like ALTER TABLE ?
Perhaps via API ????
Thanks a lot,
Bye
Jeff
hi,
I search the name of a OCX control wich permit to split a form (in ms-access or VB) in 2 (or more) horozontal (or vertical) "panel" with feature to resize this panels in run-time. You can see a sample of all this in the .hlp file .
Thanks now,
jeff
Hello ,
Here is my problem:
i launch a mdb-application under access runtime. When i exit my application, the access window stay on the screen and Access stay on the tasks (see Ctrl-Alt-Del). It's a knowed bug.
Does anybody know how to avoid this problem and close the access windows properly...
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