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I'm connecting from an Access 2003 .mdb via ODBC to a MS SQL Server database under Windows XP SP2. In the connected tables there are some fields of the SQL Server datatype DECIMAL. In the data received by Access those numbers are 100times bigger than on the server - it seems, that the decimal...

Thank's! It works. Hansjoerg.

Hi experts out there, we need to test wether an object is set or is <nothing>. How can we do this? greets Hansjoerg.

No, the moving the current record mothod is not appropriate in this case, because it is an unbound form. greets,Hansjörg

Yes, i've tried these suggestions. But Sendkeys doesn't work. No keys are sended.

Doesn't work. Nothing happens.

No more ideas? It's really frustrating, i'll loose my job if this bushshit doesn't work ...

Yes, I did. Setting the focus results in the questioned control having the focus then, but remains in the non-visible area "down under" of the subform. What we are looking for is a method to directly access the scrollbar. Hansjoerg.

Hi experts, we have a form with an subform on it. The subform is larger (higer) than the subform control in which it is embedded. So it's okay that a vertical scrollbar is appearing. When the form opens we need to show a control on then subform, which isn't visible before a user handles this...