I have a database that keeps information about a user and their tasks performed for a manufacturing outfit.
user table:
Primary Key
Employee Code
Employee Name
Title
Dept
Password
Security Level
LockedOut
Present
tasks table:
Primary Key
Assembly number
Work Order
Part Number
Part Description...
I had a lot of success with this after readind "On Access" by Grover Park George.
He builds an address database in access and on several of the chapters adds multiple subforms to the main form. He walks you through step by step.
It was a really GOOD book.
MistyWolf
I hope you have found the answer you needed. However, here is a way that I have accomplished this that seems fairly simple to me.
I set up a setUserName and a getUserName procedure with a variable in a module I called GenModule as listed below.
Private mstrUserName As String
Public Sub...
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Here is the code:
Public Sub setTableName(tblType As String, frmName As String)
Dim rsTBL As DAO.Recordset
Set rsTBL = CurrentDb.OpenRecordset("tblTableConfig", dbOpenDynaset)
With rsTBL
.MoveFirst
.FindFirst "[FormsName] = '" & frmName & "'"...
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