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    How do I code to calculate Age?

    I'm trying to create the code to subtract the "Date of Birth" from the "Current Date", and update the "AGE" field automatically after entering the DOB on a Form? The "Current Date" is entered automatically as the "Updated" field when creating a...
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    Is Multi user Resolution Conflict possible w/Access?

    Does any one know if MS Access can handle "Resolution Conflict" with multiple users? I'm thinking of using MS Access to support multiple users from 16 different locations. But I plan to put the database on each of the individual PCs, while the tables (data source)are on a server and...
  3. gadsbywc

    How do I stop Duplicate records

    I am working with SQL on the iSeries but, the sql is very much the same as Access. How do I prevent Duplicates by column. Thanks
  4. gadsbywc

    How do I close a form, programmatically if it has no data?

    I have a form that gets the data from a select query. The form is opened upon startup. I want the form to close immediately if the resulting query has no data. I have tried to use the "IsNull" on various controls of the form, with no response. The form remains open, with no data...
  5. gadsbywc

    How do I animate (make it "Flash") a control on a form, using XP?

    I want to make a message (control) Flash the entire time the form is displayed. I tried to use visible = True & False commands, repeated, but it executes so fast you only see it once. I also need to open a form, and check if there is data. If there is no data, close the form. I've tried...

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