I have a database that I inherited, that doesn't have a good method of allowing me to track records. It has 150 records in it and what I want to print on a report the coresponding record number to the event. For example, if I want to work on record 15 of 150, how can I capture the #15 and put...
Ok, I finally figured the subreport out and built it. However, when I run the subreport, it asks me for the txtSumCount that I added into the details section. I know the txtSumCount in the footer works though.
I am trying to put a count of how many records there are on a report.
Title Count
Dr 100
Mr 50
Mrs 45
Ms 5
I want to display the total count in the Header.
Total Count: 200 which is a total of all of the counts.
I tried an unbound text box stating...
I logged on with several users id's and passwords and they all had the same issue. I ended up recreating the file and everything was working. I still don't know why this happened, but I learned a valuable lesson to not only back up the database, but everything associated with it.
I have an Access 97 database with numerous groups set up for security. I had a user complain this morning that they no longer have access to a form that worked fine last week. I checked all the permissions and everything seems fine. I wonder if the .mdw is corrupt. Is there anything I can...
I just tested it the database after making your suggestions. I repaired then compacted it and it stayed steady at 19mb. Like I had said, it was growing to 30-40 mb just by running a report or two.
Thanks for all of your help. I don't know what I would do without Tek-Tips.
This is a new database and should only be around 10 mb, however, as I run reports it has grown to 39mb and I want to make sure it doesn't continue growing at that speed. Also, it is the slowest loading database I have.
I have repaired and compacted and that helped a little, but I am hoping to stop the bloat.
I replaced the Me.Recordset.Clone with Me.RecordsetClone and the compiler went past that, but got stuck on "Option Compare Database." Again, I don't know what that means.
Here is the module...
I forgot to add that this is Access 97. I developed it in 2003 then converted it for another user.
Here is what I found checked (I don't know anything about them though):
Visual Basic for Applications.
Microsoft Access 8.0 Object library
Microsoft DAO 3.5 Object Library
I don't know anything about VBA, but I am having an issue with the size of my Access DB growing by several megs each time it is accessed. I read an article about trying to recompiling it. I finally figured out how to do that, but I get the following error: "Method or data member not found."...
I don't know enough about Access to fix this issue. Is there something I need to do in 2003 before I convert the db to 97? It seems to mainly be an issue with the switchboard, but I don't know what to do now.
I developed a database in Access 2003 and then tried to convert it to Access 97 for users that only have that version. I have done this before and it worked fine. However on this current database, I get the following error:
Compile error:
Method or data member not found.
It seems to hang...
I am just building the query to get the data, then I will build the form.
For the name of the person checking out the file, I am using a lookup field, but I am thinking that isn't the problem as the name is in the table.
FileCheckedOutTo is text with alookup field.
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