First question is there a way to tell who is logged into a database on
a server?
I did some checking and found several things at MS support for access
2007, log in run some code and get a list.
The problem is all of these databases are access 97 and 2003
The databases are not set for exclusive access, the problem comes when
we have to make a change and someone left it on their desktop and
forgot to log out.
second question I sometimes use Dlookup, and after reading about its
problems I went with Elookup by Browne.
I did this the other day without thinking and wanted to ask if its ok
to do it.
If Not IsNull(DLookup( StudyID, "tblObservation ", "StudyID = " &
Me.StudyID & " And " & "[Q6PrePost] = """ & Me!Q6PrePost.Co lumn(1) &
"""")) Then
I was not thinking about multi statements and neither D or E lookup
say anything about AND/OR and since it works I was thinking its ok.
IS this ok and will not cause any problems?
thanks for any ideas help or flames
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sparks wrote:
First question is there a way to tell who is logged into a database on
a server?
I did some checking and found several things at MS support for access
2007, log in run some code and get a list.
The problem is all of these databases are access 97 and 2003
The databases are not set for exclusive access, the problem comes when
we have to make a change and someone left it on their desktop and
forgot to log out.
You can check out http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0034.htm. Check
out UserRoster part for your version.
There was a recent exchange at http://groups.google.com/group/comp....ea7f0789ec0f66
Check out Ron Paii's function.
I should think the data for versions above A97 would work in your
environment.
>
second question I sometimes use Dlookup, and after reading about its
problems I went with Elookup by Browne.
I did this the other day without thinking and wanted to ask if its ok
to do it.
If Not IsNull(DLookup( StudyID, "tblObservation ", "StudyID = " &
Me.StudyID & " And " & "[Q6PrePost] = """ & Me!Q6PrePost.Co lumn(1) &
"""")) Then
I was not thinking about multi statements and neither D or E lookup
say anything about AND/OR and since it works I was thinking its ok.
IS this ok and will not cause any problems?
thanks for any ideas help or flames
You could create a query and run some D/E lookups of the same thing in
the debug window. Do they return the same values?
Lookups work on 1 table/query. Since you are simply creating a filter
there's no reason why you can't and and or to your hearts content. Just
remember to use () to create your logicals.
thanks for the info I believe I can make this work the way I want.
Since you are simply creating a filter there's no reason why you can't
and and or to your hearts content.
It worked but I wanted to ask before I got too cocky with it.
On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 09:23:51 -0700, Salad <oi*@vinegar.co mwrote:
>sparks wrote:
>First question is there a way to tell who is logged into a database on
a server?
I did some checking and found several things at MS support for access
2007, log in run some code and get a list.
The problem is all of these databases are access 97 and 2003
The databases are not set for exclusive access, the problem comes when
we have to make a change and someone left it on their desktop and
forgot to log out.
You can check out http://www.mvps.org/access/general/gen0034.htm. Check
out UserRoster part for your version.
There was a recent exchange at
http://groups.google.com/group/comp....ea7f0789ec0f66
Check out Ron Paii's function.
I should think the data for versions above A97 would work in your
environment.
>>
second question I sometimes use Dlookup, and after reading about its
problems I went with Elookup by Browne.
I did this the other day without thinking and wanted to ask if its ok
to do it.
If Not IsNull(DLookup( StudyID, "tblObservation ", "StudyID = " &
Me.StudyID & " And " & "[Q6PrePost] = """ & Me!Q6PrePost.Co lumn(1) &
"""")) Then
I was not thinking about multi statements and neither D or E lookup
say anything about AND/OR and since it works I was thinking its ok.
IS this ok and will not cause any problems?
thanks for any ideas help or flames
You could create a query and run some D/E lookups of the same thing in
the debug window. Do they return the same values?
Lookups work on 1 table/query. Since you are simply creating a filter
there's no reason why you can't and and or to your hearts content. Just
remember to use () to create your logicals.
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