Is there any MS Access VBA equivalent of the VB App.Path statement?
App.Path returns the location of the application. I would like a statement which returns the location of my MDB file.
Regards
Liam Corkhill
Hi all.
I wish to empty a table. I have used the command:
DoCmd.RunSQL ("DELETE * FROM tbl_datecheck")
which prompts Access to come up with the dialog "You are trying to delete (x) rows .... Do you wish to do this?".
I dont want this message to appear. Any suggestions...
Hi all.
I have an Access application which I do not want users to be able to run more than once on a machine at any one time. Is there anyway of preventing an Access application from being loaded twice?
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
Liam Corkhill
Hello.
I have a database which should be filled in daily. Unfortunately, as it is being completed by people several hundered miles away (on naval vessels) sometimes they dont fill / send in the data.
I need to create a query which gives me a list of dates for which data has NOT been entered...
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