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My database is a fairly simple one, I am working with the design master of a modest multiuser application with a number of forms which as subforms as part of a larger application. Starting today I keep getting the error message "You cannot carry out this action at the present time&quot...

My database is a fairly simple one, I am working with the design master of a modest multiuser application with a number of forms which as subforms as part of a larger application. Starting today I keep getting the error message "You cannot carry out this action at the present time&quot...

So in the access application I inherited all I am trying to do is add a few columns to a table - 'customer_notes' and access is getting all crazy on me... I am trying to add 2-3 columns to this table and have them update when the user types text into the same form that already captures...

The vb code powering one of my forms is giving me a compile error due to my use of the '%' character in the following statement: fsubQtrDemand.Controls("textnp" + strTag).Value = rst!%_hr_peak However '%_hr_peak' is the name of the column that I need to read from...is there a easy...

I created 2 queries and was messing around with the formatting of a few forms in my application and next thing I know it starts acting REALLY slow. When I finally closed the application, i noticed the database that was ~20Mb large when I started is now over 1.2Gb large - what could have...

In my form, the user currently enters a number (% Change in Price) which a number of values elsewhere in the form are keyed off of (Reprint Cost, Total Cost, etc). Is there a simple way where I can allow the user to instead change one of these values (e.g. Reprint Cost) and have it...