Dear All, I have once made a mdb file using access 2000 under Windows
2000. I didn't use it for long. Today I tried but some codes just
didn't work. I am using Access 2002 and Windows XP. I have absolutely
no idea what's going on. These are the problematic codes, thank you
very much for your kind suggestion and help. Paul From Bratislava,
Slovakia
-------------------------------------------
If Forms![f1]![subf1].Form.Recordset Clone.RecordCou nt = 0 Then
MsgBox "Please fill the......"
Else
DoCmd.DoMenuIte m acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, ,
acMenuVer70
DoCmd.OpenForm "f2", , , "[FakturaID] = Forms![f3]!
[FakturaID]"
DoCmd.GoToRecor d acDataForm, "f2", acNewRec
End If
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On Jul 5, 7:38 am, ET <PaulTY...@gmai l.comwrote:
Dear All, I have once made a mdb file using access 2000 under Windows
2000. I didn't use it for long. Today I tried but some codes just
didn't work. I am using Access 2002 and Windows XP. I have absolutely
no idea what's going on. These are the problematic codes, thank you
very much for your kind suggestion and help. Paul From Bratislava,
Slovakia
-------------------------------------------
If Forms![f1]![subf1].Form.Recordset Clone.RecordCou nt = 0 Then
MsgBox "Please fill the......"
Else
DoCmd.DoMenuIte m acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, ,
acMenuVer70
DoCmd.OpenForm "f2", , , "[FakturaID] = Forms![f3]!
[FakturaID]"
DoCmd.GoToRecor d acDataForm, "f2", acNewRec
End If
What error message do you get?
Bruce
On 7 5 , 9 52 , Bruce <deluxeinformat ...@gmail.comwr ote:
On Jul 5, 7:38 am, ET <PaulTY...@gmai l.comwrote:
Dear All, I have once made a mdb file using access 2000 under Windows
2000. I didn't use it for long. Today I tried but some codes just
didn't work. I am using Access 2002 and Windows XP. I have absolutely
no idea what's going on. These are the problematic codes, thank you
very much for your kind suggestion and help. Paul From Bratislava,
Slovakia
-------------------------------------------
If Forms![f1]![subf1].Form.Recordset Clone.RecordCou nt = 0 Then
MsgBox "Please fill the......"
Else
DoCmd.DoMenuIte m acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, ,
acMenuVer70
DoCmd.OpenForm "f2", , , "[FakturaID] = Forms![f3]!
[FakturaID]"
DoCmd.GoToRecor d acDataForm, "f2", acNewRec
End If
What error message do you get?
Bruce
Thank you, Bruce!
The error message I get is something like this: "RecordsetClone " has
failed to function on the subform. (translation)
I tried the old mdb yesterday on Access 2000 it runs happily. So I
think it has something to do with MS's upgrade to Access 2002, which I
really have no idea what shoul I do. Thank you again for your care.
Paul
On Fri, 06 Jul 2007 07:05:22 -0000, Ti***********@g mail.com wrote:
>On 7 5 , 9 52 , Bruce <deluxeinformat ...@gmail.comwr ote:
>On Jul 5, 7:38 am, ET <PaulTY...@gmai l.comwrote:
Dear All, I have once made a mdb file using access 2000 under Windows
2000. I didn't use it for long. Today I tried but some codes just
didn't work. I am using Access 2002 and Windows XP. I have absolutely
no idea what's going on. These are the problematic codes, thank you
very much for your kind suggestion and help. Paul From Bratislava,
Slovakia
-------------------------------------------
If Forms![f1]![subf1].Form.Recordset Clone.RecordCou nt = 0 Then
MsgBox "Please fill the......"
Else
DoCmd.DoMenuIte m acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, ,
acMenuVer70
DoCmd.OpenForm "f2", , , "[FakturaID] = Forms![f3]!
[FakturaID]"
DoCmd.GoToRecor d acDataForm, "f2", acNewRec
End If
What error message do you get?
Bruce
Thank you, Bruce!
The error message I get is something like this: "RecordsetClone " has
failed to function on the subform. (translation)
I tried the old mdb yesterday on Access 2000 it runs happily. So I
think it has something to do with MS's upgrade to Access 2002, which I
really have no idea what shoul I do. Thank you again for your care.
Paul
I wonder if this might be the result of a missing reference? You
might try going to Tools->References to see if there is a reference
checked in your Access 2000 that is not in Access 2002.
On Jul 6, 2:05 am, Tieniu.P.Y...@g mail.com wrote:
On 7 5 , 9 52 , Bruce <deluxeinformat ...@gmail.comwr ote:
On Jul 5, 7:38 am, ET <PaulTY...@gmai l.comwrote:
Dear All, I have once made a mdb file using access 2000 under Windows
2000. I didn't use it for long. Today I tried but some codes just
didn't work. I am using Access 2002 and Windows XP. I have absolutely
no idea what's going on. These are the problematic codes, thank you
very much for your kind suggestion and help. Paul From Bratislava,
Slovakia
-------------------------------------------
If Forms![f1]![subf1].Form.Recordset Clone.RecordCou nt = 0 Then
MsgBox "Please fill the......"
Else
DoCmd.DoMenuIte m acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, ,
acMenuVer70
DoCmd.OpenForm "f2", , , "[FakturaID] = Forms![f3]!
[FakturaID]"
DoCmd.GoToRecor d acDataForm, "f2", acNewRec
End If
What error message do you get?
Bruce
Thank you, Bruce!
The error message I get is something like this: "RecordsetClone " has
failed to function on the subform. (translation)
I tried the old mdb yesterday on Access 2000 it runs happily. So I
think it has something to do with MS's upgrade to Access 2002, which I
really have no idea what shoul I do. Thank you again for your care.
Paul- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
It may be result of a broken reference as Arch stated below. Also
make sure you have all updates for Access 2002 installed (check this
at http://officeupdate.microsoft.com)
You may also want to try decompiling and recompiling the application
in Access 2002. Follow the instructions under "workaround " at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/819780/en-us, close the database,
reopen the database, compile your code, and compact and repair (from
the Access menu, select Tools, Database Utilities, Compact and
Repair).
Bruce
Thank you all who tried help. I was away for a while.
Thank you Arch very much, but I found no missing reference.
Thank you Bruce very good suggestion, I will go to have a look whether
I have all updates for Access 2002.
Paul from Slovakia
Thank you all who tried help. I was away for some days. Back to my
computer just now.
THank you Arch, but I didn't find any missing reference. It is weird.
THank you Bruce, I will check out the upgrade, that is probably the
problem.
Thank you.
Paul from Slovakia
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