I have succeeded in splitting a database. (I am actually
working on a "test run copy" to insure that I am safe. My back-end contains
my tables and my front-end forms etc have "linked" icons preceding them.
Regarding the relinking code:
1. In my Access 2003 Inside-Out book it gives Startup Code to Verify and
Correct Linked Table Connections (on p. 1206). (I am assuming I can copy/paste this.) Then it says: “The code begins
by attempting to open the lined ztblVersionTabl e." I have looked in the
back-end and Front-end and find no table with that name.
a. Does that mean I do not use that code or that that table is hidden?
b. If I should use the code (presuming that the table is hidden), it tells
me to open the modStartup Module. where and how do I find the modStartup
Module. (I am assuming it is in the front end.)
My guess is that I would write an AutoExec macro to open the Switchboard form and either
- have the next step in the macro to be RunModule and have it run the ModStartup Module. I do not understand the term Procedure Name or whether if I named the module I could ignore the Procedure Name. I am not knowledgeable about VBA.
- Or, there is the following code in the OnOpen Event of the Switchboard form:
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- Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
- ' Minimize the database window and initialize the form.
- On Error GoTo Form_Open_Err
- ' Minimize the database window.
- DoCmd.SelectObject acForm, "Switchboard", True
- DoCmd.Minimize
- ' Move to the switchboard page that is marked as the default.
- Me.Filter = "[ItemNumber] = 0 AND [Argument] = 'Default' "
- Me.FilterOn = True
- Form_Open_Exit:
- Exit Sub
- Form_Open_Err:
- MsgBox Err.Description
- Resume Form_Open_Exit
- End Sub
These probably sound like crazy questions, but they are mine.
Very grateful for any insight you can give.
I was hoping to see a checkbox for "Notify me of replies", but maybe it is done automatically.. .?
Hope to hear from someone. If any of the above is not clear, just ask me and I will try to clarify.
Mary