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Sorry, let me clarify. They aren't actually autoid's, just sequential Id's starting from 1 to uniquely identify records. Thanks for those links, I'll take a look at them.

Are there any other alternatives that don't involve a corruption or devious users? After looking at the database in question, it's actaully a little more than 53k records that are missing - and it's all primarily from 1 table. If you follow the autoid column down, the "corrupted" database gets...

I've never used Access 2010, but in 2007 when you inser a button and the wizard comes up you can select "Form Operations" and it will generate code to perform simple tasks such as opening and closing forms. Is there an option like this when the Access 2010 wizard is displayed? I imagine that...

Whoops... forgot in the last post the line .Caption = "http://www." & LCase(Me.txtDomain.Value) Inside of MakeLink should also be changed to... .Caption = LCase(Me.txtDomain.Value) These forums should really have the ability to edit posts.

Ah, ignore my last post. I only read the first half of the OP and didn't see that you already tried that LOL! Maybe try this... On the OnEnter event of your text box... Private Sub txtDomain_Enter() 'Clear the text box txtDomain.text = "" End Sub Change your MakeLink to... Private Sub...

Can you not simply just do this? Private Sub MakeLink() With Me.lblHyperlink .Caption = "http://www." & LCase(Me.txtDomain.Value) .HyperlinkAddress = .Caption End With End Sub

Hi there, shortly I will be investigating an issue regarding an Access 2007 database which is supposedly "corrupted", and some time last week it lost 55,000 records. The details of what went wrong and caused the corruption are very unspecific, all I know is that it happened at some point between...

Hello, I was having a bit of trouble connecting to an access 2007 database. Before I get into the details, I'll give you a little background. I had a tool running off of Word in the old .doc format, and the code originally connected to an older access 97 database with the old mdb format. The...

Running in debug mode seems to be the easiest way to do things. So long as you have a general idea of where things are running slowly, simply set a break point, run code stop, set another breakpoint continue, determine if the block of code between the two breakpoints is running slowly and...

Selecting only the fields I need sounds like a great idea. I can't try this at the moment as I'm not in the office but I'll surely give it a try at some point this week.

Ah, I see why that wouldn't make sense. The snippet of code I put up there was the modified version, and not the original and the "tbl_task_table" part should be surrounded in quotes. Originally it was this: Me.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM [" & curw_rs.name & "] where [Task ID] = " &...

I appologise if that last post made me sound a little full of myself, I'm actually fairly new to Access developement. But I'm 99.9% sure that the problem lies with dynamically modifying the control source. If somebody has another theory please inform me as to how I can confirm it.

This might be a shot in the dark, but is there a way for me to speed up this snippet of code? Even a second would count, as this code gets called repeatedly. [code]Me.RecordSource = "SELECT * FROM [" & tbl_task_table & "] where [Task ID] = " & curw_rs.Fields(1).value & ";"[code] I tried to...

Though that would be possiblem, I don't think the network has anything to do with it. I'm not currently running this code off of a network for fear of modifying live data. For the time being I have a copy of the backend database on my local disk and I simply re-linked the tables as needed. The...

No it isn't. Like I said, looping through the controls and finding the ones I want wasn't the problem. The only problem was this: Text_control.controlsource = "" It's unbelievably slow. Please note, that the forms recordsource is a linked table. The recordsource of the form is contantly...

Hey there, I had a form in access 2007. I had recently upgraded it from 97 where it ran within seconds. Now when I run it it takes something like 20-30 seconds. I pinpointed one of the areas where code was running really slow. 'Unbinds all text and combo boxes from the work form Sub...

Hey there, I will soon be taking on a project regarding optimizing a series of Access databases to run with better performance. In Access 97 these databases ran queries and modules with no trouble at all, however, after upgrading to 2007 there's been a huge impact on speed. I was wondering if...

In regards to the SQL Randy gave you, you need to remove the quotation mark next to the word SELECT. Like so: SELECT casenumber FROM OpenItems1WHERE casenumber = " & Me.ComboboxName

In your optional combo box, have something like the following in your change event code: Private Sub Combo0_Change() If Combo0.Value = "Option 1" Then Combo2.RowSource = "SELECT EmpID FROM tbltimes;" End If End Sub You can modify that for some sort of case structure instead of just the single...

Oh, by the way dhookom I misinterpreted the context of your last post. Ignore my earlier reply lol..