I am trying to update a table (via a make table query) that is being used as the record source on an open form. Is it possible to update / change the data in a table that is currently being accessed by a form?
Thanks
Here is my problem, I hope someone out there can help...
I have a table with a list of assignments, and a table with a list of resources. Each assignment in my table will have at least 2 resources assigned. I am trying to build a query that will display the assignment and the assigned...
strUser = FindUserName()
FindUserID = DLookup("TechID", "TechTbl", " TechEmpID ='" & strUser & "'")
End Function
this is the point where I am getting the error. I have a feeling it has to do with the DLL that is associated wtih dlookup, but I cant be sure.
I wanted to see if someone could give me some direction. I am getting an error in my code when I open my form. the error occurs on a dlookup command. I downgraded the DB from XP to 97 for a fellow employee who does not have XP yet. The DB works great for me in XP, but for some reason it will...
Currently that is how it's setup. I should have been clearer on what I was looking to do. Here's a better description: As of right now, when a pass is generated, it is stored and is viewable. It is password locked, you double click on the field and enter a password and you can then view the...
I have a password generator in my DB. It generates a unique pass. As of right now, when a pass is generated, it is stored and is viewable. I want to make it so that it will generate a password and then lock. If the person forgets the pass I have given them a new one must be generated. no...
I have a password field in my DB that auto generates a password. I would like to be able to generate a new password, but not to be able to view the current. Is this possible and how would one go about doing this?
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