Hi,
I am using Access10Dev and have a split database. But that's nothing got to do with making mdes. Either way you can do it i.e. make mde then split or first split 'n then make mde. Keep in mind that the front end i.e. mdb with forms,modules etc can be transformed into a mde type not the back...
Getting this Error is like receiving the message ôResistance is Futileö over your hailing frequency. Assimilation looked indeed the dim destiny (not a variable sillyà) till some smart guys deemed MVPs stepped in to brush aside the æfutilityÆ aspect in this process. Kudos to Michel and Douglas J...
Since RobCPA has provided you with the necessary links, I deliver here the other way of taking care of the errant DAO aspect. Using codes you can check the registry,all the references on the fly. Here's one where you can re-register DAO on the startup of your application. The module is like...
While running setup of programs, which are packaged 'n deployed using the packaging wizard of Access10, from read only media like CDs one may come across such an error at the fag end of installation. The body of the error is like:
Title of Msgbox-'VB6.0 Setup ToolKit'
Error-Runtime error '75'...
Yeah...certainly "Missing: References". And even if you don't find 'em try 'n check the versions of type libraries esp. that of MDAC components. Also check
MS Knowledge Base Article 209849 ACC2000:How to Loop Through References to View Their Properties and the related links for error...
Point to note here, RickSpr, that even after setting a diff. icon in the Tools/Startup dialog, it fails to appear in a different machine where the program was installed after being packaged 'n deployed (the icon file was added during packaging). However the same program runs perfectly with the...
Hi Stefan,
Try this...
Dim sql as String
Dim str1 as String
str1=field1.text
sql="......where/having table.id/criteria = '" & str1 & "'
Docmd.RunSQL sql
Hope this helps.
[pc]
In the sweat of thy brow shall you eat your bread
Just an addon note to shannon...
Docmd.SetWarnings False
Docmd.RunSQL 'string containing sql statement'
Docmd.SetWarnings True
Cheers!
[atom]
In the sweat of thy brow shall you eat your bread
Hmm...I understand that u had installed the client on the nodes. Try this packet filter.
Configure two custom filters having TCP protocol, both directions, all ports and for remote ports...
1)fixed port 20
2)fixed port 21
Rest should be default i.e. as it is.
See if this works.
wiedersehn
First which os r u using for DUN client? If its win2000 pro check if u r logged onto the network...'n if its 9x then check...
1)if its logged onto the network
2)ipconfig to reveal the details as to the addrs scheme being correct..like dns, leased ip, class etc.
3)Server ip definitely is hard...
I guess the ISA client is installed 'n properly configured. Did u try nbtstat -rn? Which netbios name type is showing conflict? Check whether the name of 98 box is a duplicate one. Also try "ipconfig /all|more" 'n see if the details r as it should be....
wiedersehn
mvaldez, a little more light will be appreciated. I believe its a Win2k with sp2 'n ADS with proper user a/c created. Do I assume that you have joined the workstation to the appropriate domain 'n created the user with appropriate rights? If not, do those and just check the protocols too...
The problem is my ISA server box (which has been secured) simply couldn't see the world whereas all my clients were merrily surfing, using ftp and so forth.
As Microsoft had warned, ISA box cannot be made a client of itself...very true indeed. However there are these packet filters which can go...
I beleive the network setup is perfectly o.k. Since the nt-wrkst printer is shared, normally one would install the printer driver from the nt-node(provided you have the particular os driver). Otherwise go to the 98 wrkst - settings - printer and in the properties see whether the path of the...
Take care of the System Partition. Use the three nt boot floppies for installation.(I believe the hdd is empty.)Try to use service pack 4a before going up. Also check the encryption bit i.e. 40 bit or 128 bit and use the corresponding sp. Apart from these, simply follow the instructions which...
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