Access 2000
Windows XP
I have a small form with two text boxes:
- User ID
- Password
The form also has two command buttons:
- Login
- Cancel
I would like to set things up so the user can type in his/her ID, click Tab and enter his/her password, then simply press ENTER to login. Right now, when I press ENTER the form sets the focus on the Login button, but I have to press...
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Do the autonumbers have any significance? Are they foreign keys for another table? If not, do exactly as you said and insert the records from A and B into C (records 1-10 on table B will now be 11-20). If the keys do have significance, you may have to look into creating duplicate records in one of the tables, then updating the FK on the child records to point to the duplicate records. -
I may not be completely understanding your problem, but it sounds like it would make more sense if you would create a query that summarizes your data. Then, use that query as the source for your report.
Sorry if I oversimplified this.Leave a comment:
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I believe I just answered my own question....I opened the form in acDialog mode and my problem seems to be solved.Leave a comment:
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Make procedure wait for closure of a form to proceed
I am trying to enhance an existing process where the user currently inputs his/her user ID and password in two separate InputBoxes. I created a form with a UserID field and a Password field (with Password input mask). I would like to minimize the impact to the application, so I would like to use this form instead of the InputBoxes.
The oversimplified version of my process is below. The MainProcess calls the EnterCredential s proc....
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