I used to use Access quite a bit but eventualy got so frustrated with the limitations of the IDE that I switched entirely to VB with access only to hold the data.
Now I am working on a project done entirely in Acces and I am trying to keep it that way. The question I have is this
I have Access 2k3 When I have some miinor thing wrong in code I would expect that access would break to the point of the error so I could see what is up. instead it just does nothing. The whole function does not even get called. What options do i have to set or what could be wrong to cause this behavior. I seem to remeber this used to be the expected behavior in Access of old
Thanks
Debugging is the process of removing bugs. Programming is the process of putting them in
Now I am working on a project done entirely in Acces and I am trying to keep it that way. The question I have is this
I have Access 2k3 When I have some miinor thing wrong in code I would expect that access would break to the point of the error so I could see what is up. instead it just does nothing. The whole function does not even get called. What options do i have to set or what could be wrong to cause this behavior. I seem to remeber this used to be the expected behavior in Access of old
Thanks
Debugging is the process of removing bugs. Programming is the process of putting them in