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  1. LifeDragon

    Trouble when I Delete with an OCX

    Sadly, even when I put Requery into my OCX I still get the "No current Data" Message
  2. LifeDragon

    Trouble when I Delete with an OCX

    I have an OCX in an Access 2000 application that does the following code when I click on the Delete button ParentForm.Application.DoCmd.SetWarnings False ParentForm.AllowDeletions = True ParentForm.Application.DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdDeleteRecord ParentForm.Application.DoCmd.SetWarnings True...
  3. LifeDragon

    refering to a column in a list box on a subform

    There is a function My_List.Column(column_id) to refer a specific column in a listbox Note : column_id starts at 0, so the first column = 0 or My_List.Value the second = 1 etc...
  4. LifeDragon

    Access stays in Task Manager even after I close it

    I see, I tried doing that recently, since I can't clear them all in one shot, but I think I missed some recordsets [tongue] I guess I'll go explore my code again to find all the recordsets I could possibly have opened [smile] Thanks a lot A small question by the way, Is the Rs.Close...
  5. LifeDragon

    Access stays in Task Manager even after I close it

    Hello, I have a a slight problem when I close Access. Some times when I quit the application, it's closes and all, but there's a MSACCESS.EXE program still running in the Task Manager which means it's still running. And as long as it runs, I can't open Access again until I go kill the process...

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