Hi Guys,
I'm looking for a way to highlight an entire row when it is selected. This would be when the form is the 'Continuous Forms' state.
Does anybody have a solution?
Thanks,
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire...
Hi,
I'm trying to implement Access security and I'm not having very much luck. I have followed all the FAQs I could find on the subject and it still does not seem to work. When I open the MDB in the full version of Access 2000 I am prompted for a password, but when I open the MDB with Access...
Hey guys, I have simliar a problem to this one. I want to have a new button on a sub form that when clicked will move form to a new record. When I use the 'DoCmd.GotoRecord' command it gives me the error '2489 object not open'. I have tried to set focus to the sub form ,but it does not work...
Well what do you know?
You are correct. I thought that was the case until someone demonstrated it to me. I guess I didn't watch closely enough. I probably need more sleep at night.
Either way.
Thanks! You answered my question quite well.
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca...
Hi People,
I wrote a Visual Basic program to change a users password for MS SQL 2000 Server. The server is currently using SQL security. The program changes the password fine, but it changed the password globally. I want the program to only change the password local to a specific...
No Prob
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire
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"Who is General Failure? and Why is he reading my disk drive?"
Thanks!
That's exactly what I needed.
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire
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"Who is General Failure? and Why is he reading my disk drive?"
Here:
'122-97=25
c = chr(CInt(rnd() * 25) + 97)
That should do it
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire
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"Who is General Failure? and Why is he reading my disk drive?"
Hi Everyone,
I want to make a form in Access using bound controls that would have save and cancel buttons. It seems that soon as an entry is made it is inserted into the database. I want to be able to press cancel and remove this new record. Does anyone know how to do this
Thanks...
Thank you, you have been a great help
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire
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"Who is General Failure? and Why is he reading my disk drive?"
So, if I expire the Windows Login, the user could still connection via the SQL Authenication?
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire
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"Who is General Failure? and Why is he reading my disk drive?"
ok,
But, when you have a Server set to Mixed Mode, does it Authenticate both at the same time?
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire
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"Who is General Failure? and Why is he reading my disk drive?"
Hi,
I currently have a SQL 2000 Server that is setup as SQL Authentication. I have been reading about Mixed Mode authentication and wondering how exactly it worked.
If the SQL 2000 Server is using SQL authentication , is it already using Mixed Mode?
When using Mixed Mode does the server...
Sorry, I meant to post this as a new message
Clayton T. Paige
claytonpaige@yahoo.ca
Programmer Extraordinaire
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"Who is General Failure? and Why is he reading my disk drive?"
Hi,
I currently have a SQL 2000 Server that is setup as SQL Authentication. I have been reading about Mixed Mode authentication and wondering how exactly it worked.
If the SQL 2000 Server is using SQL authentication , is it already using Mixed Mode?
When using Mixed Mode does the server...
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