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Using built-in CommandBars

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eletuw

eletuw

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Sep 15, 2000
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I am able to lunch the built-in change pasword form from code using the following:

CommandBars!Tools.Controls!Security.Controls![Set Login Password...].Execute

This allows my user to change login password on the SQL Server.
How can I know when the user clicks OK or Cancel on this built-in form.?

Thanks.
 
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