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I have created an app in access2007 and publish it into SharePoint. What I wasn't thinking about is that only me and somepartners have installed Access2007, and since I work for a huge company (1500 employees locally) there are no plans yet to install office2007 to everybody.
Looking for a soloution, I tried to upload the database in compatibility mode, but sharepoint doesn't support access2003. Also my boss suggested something...
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Problems with INSERT INTO
Hi,
I'm having trouble with the INSERT INTO statement, I have this code
Dim SQL As String
SQL = "INSERT INTO trRecord(Ticket ID, lastModified, modelID) VALUES(" & Me.tickID & ", now(), " & Me.modID & " )"
DoCmd.RunSQL SQL
End Sub
when I try to use it with only one field, it works fine, but when I have more than one field(like... -
ok, I get you, but how can I do that, since I'm trying to edit the record choosed (by double clicking on it) by the user, in the subform of my main form -
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I'm sorry, I didn't remember sending it twice,
The property of the form is already set to "Edit" also each text box.
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I have to do something like that, and this works:
in the criteria of each field A, B, C, D I something like this, assuming that you have list boxes in a form so the user select it rather than entering the values:
like [forms]![yourFormName]![field A] & "%"
NOTE: instead of "%"you can try "*", in Access 2007 the asterisk was get me some trouble
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Editing values from a bounded object
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I'm new to Access so excuse if my question is too simple. I'm creating an app to manage spare objects in my company. So a user select from list boxes the criteria they want and hit a button that runs a query and display the results in a sub-form in the current view. The user look for the record he needs, and then double-click it. When the record is clicked, another form opens, in this form, there are bounded text boxes with the information...
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