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  1. AnotherGraham

    How Can you compare two versions of an Access Database

    Dear Judgehopkins, Thanks indeed for that helpful response. I shall go away and follow your advice. Best Wishes Graham
  2. AnotherGraham

    How Can you compare two versions of an Access Database

    I would like to compare different versions of the same database, to see the outstanding differences. Thus I would like to see whether the lists of tables, forms, queries etc are different. Similarly I would like to be able to compare the code under buttons. To see what differences were present...
  3. AnotherGraham

    problem getting values from checkboxes on form

    Hi I have just created a form and added a bunch of diffent controls to it and then named each control V1 V2 V3 ETC so that every control was simply named. I then added the following VB code to one button Private Sub Val7_Click() Dim ctl As Control For Each ctl In Controls MsgBox "The...
  4. AnotherGraham

    A Crash deleted all of the Access VB Code

    The problem arose from a design error that Access 2002 didn't catch. This is how it came about. I needed to create Parent and Child relationships on a Table listing companies. I therefore created a link table with the appropriate Child an Parent columns. This worked perfectly. I then set it up...
  5. AnotherGraham

    How Can I Identify a Null Recordset in a form

    I have set up a form to retrieve a subset of records from a query based on data entered. I would like to be able to identify if no records were retrieved as this will affect the next actions. As this is only one aspect of multiple form interactions I would prefer to do this from within the form...
  6. AnotherGraham

    DoCmd.Save

    Well I have learned a huge amount thanks everyone for the stimulating conversation. Graham
  7. AnotherGraham

    DoCmd.Save

    Hi Wabeg Thanks for your help. I will be trying it. The information about this area is really poor. I think there is another person having the same problem in this forum. Graham
  8. AnotherGraham

    DoCmd.Save

    Dan JR Thanks indeed it worked well. I just cantt see that method listed in any book nor any explanation about the purpose of the DoCmd.Runcommand method. Graham
  9. AnotherGraham

    DoCmd.Save

    Hi MoJop and DanJR, It was really great of you to help in this way. I will go away and try this directly. Graham
  10. AnotherGraham

    DoCmd.Save

    How do you save the data in a form without closing the form? I find that DoCmd.Save still leaves the data in the buffer. I have also tried DoCmd.Save AcForm, "frmTheFormIWanttoSave" which transiently worked and then stopped. My underlying problem is that I wish to add data to a new...
  11. AnotherGraham

    Office XP-worth buying????

    I have found it to be good much better than Access 97. I have not yet deployed it but intend to do so. I am not however an expert. I would not use an earlier version. The ability to split it and distribute it over a network, and to change it to an SQL server format is also appealing. I have been...

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