login access is not working

[rvkcools]

Hi,

when i run the code my second if condition is not checking the table wether user have admin access or not.

after checking 2nd condition its directly moving to else statement. please help me.

If Me.Text13.Value = DLookup("EMP_PW", "M_EMPINFO", "[EMP_NO]=" & Me.Combo2.Value) Then
    If Me.Combo2.Value = DLookup("emp_no", "m_empinfo", "admin_access" = yes) Then
    DoCmd.OpenForm "UserAccess_Form", acNormal, "", "", acFormAdd, acNormal
     Else
do something

[zmbd]

Slightly alter your code:

'(...partial air code...)
'(...some things left out...)
'
'Two variables as variant to handle null/zero
Dim varFirstValue As Variant
Dim varSecondValue As Variant
'
'(...some things left out...)
'Pull your lookups
varFirstValue = DLookup("EMP_PW", "M_EMPINFO", "[EMP_NO]=" & Me.Combo2.Value)
varSecondValue = DLookup("emp_no", "m_empinfo", "admin_access" = yes)
'
'Now let's see what was returned, personally, I'd put some code in here to check for bad returns; however, for TS... the debug.print will do for now...
debug.print "FirstValue = " & varFirstValue
debug.print "SecondValue = " & varSecondValue
'
'Now once you know what is being returned by the functions and you have done proper error checking, THEN you can use these values:
If Me.Text13.Value = varFirstValue Then
    If Me.Combo2.Value = varSecondValue Then
    DoCmd.OpenForm "UserAccess_Form", acNormal, "", "", acFormAdd, acNormal
     Else
do something

One should ideally never pull data without checking the returned data FIRST.

[Rabbit]

You should not be storing passwords in plain text like this. It is a huge security risk.

[zmbd]

Rabbit is absolutely correct, and something I was remiss in not mentioning... and there are several helpful insight articles that might help with that issue. One such would be: SHA2 Cryptographic Hash Algorithm for VBA and VBScript
There are a couple of others in the list too...