I see, the recordset will obviously grow over time and I`d rather use the most efficient code now rather than having to change it later.
Should I stick with using parameter queries in VBA then ? Or is there a better alternative ?
I am trying to get a parameter query working so I can gather field data using VBA.
I have a query (Qry_TotalOrderPrice) that uses one table and is as follows:
Field1=Order_ID
Criteria=[Forms]![Frm_Orders]![Order_ID] (form reference is valid)
Field2=Total of two fields using the SUM function...
I am trying to perform a kinda copy and paste routine with the new file having a prefix at the end
i.e
after copying file copy1.txt, you can create copy2.txt, copy3.txt etc whilst keeping the original file.
I know there is a way to do this, I just can't find the solution at the moment.
Any...
I`m just wondering what kind of screen resolution in general should be used when developing databases.
I am developing an access database using screen resolution of 1024x768. Should I be considering something like 800x600 (so a variety of users can see the forms correctly)
Any help...