Solution Found!
With the help of a response on another thread, and some additional research, I found the solution. The working code is posted below for anyone who may be looking for a similar solution...
Thanks
Public Function openLegalClaim(legalclaim As String)
Dim dbname As String
Dim...
HughLerwill, you're my hero!
While the link for edit document was not what I was looking for, the site contained the class objects for NotesUIWorkspace... in there I found the proper syntax to directly open the Notes database on a view and on a specific record... the code below WORKS...
I posted the following on another thread on this site last week, and am following a suggestion to try this forum instead... see below:
pscribby (Programmer)
20 Aug 09 13:22
I am trying to write a VBA module for use inside an MS Access database. Inside the Access dB, I have a claim number...
Thanks HughLerwill!
I have 2 different paths I experimenting with. One of them includes the notes.notesuiworkspace method that you mentioned. Below is the code so far:
Private Sub test2()
Dim db As Object
Dim dbname As String
Dim dbpath As String
Dim dbfull As String
Dim session As Object...
I am trying to write a VBA module for use inside an MS Access database. Inside the Access dB, I have a claim number. I need to set up a button on my form in Access which, when clicked opens the Claims Database, which is a Lotus Notes Database. I do not need to transfer any data in either...
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