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2008-08-19 DB acess lockout: The best method is to split your database between backend (tables) and frontend (everything else). For the best performance the front end should be on the local drive. You then have a development front...
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2008-08-14 Dates in Access: If there is a term you don't understand, I suggest using the Help screens to look it up. Access's Help screen are a very good reference tool. You should get used to using it. A global module is a repository...
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2008-08-13 subform control/focus: If you just entered that code that would be the response. As I said, you need to enter it as part of the OpenArgs argument of the OpenForm method. In the code module behind your button, you probably...
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2008-08-13 subform control/focus: I would use the OpenArgs argument for this: In the OpenForm method behind the button add an OpenArgs like this: Me.Quotenum & "," & Me.subformname.Form.Partnum Then, in the On Open event of the...
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2008-08-08 Dates in Access: You need to use a Custom function to assing the ranges. something like this: PUBLIC FUNCTION Aging(dteTransDate As Date) As String Dim lngDaysOld As integer lngDaysOld = DateDiff("d",dteTransDate...
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