Sorry but Access sometimes has strange and unpredictable behavior.
I make a review and at the end I will describe the final solution which is quite interesting:
I have a form bound with a not updateable sql server linked view. It is updateable only for edit (I create primary key using DDL when...
However, it strikes me that the KeyDown event of the form is not triggered when I select the entire record and press the delete key so I am forced to use the delete event
I found it The odbc error grabbed in the form's OnError event. So the manipulation can be there (using acDataErrContinue to ignore error message) and onDelete event that triggered after OnError event set Cancel=true to issue my sql delete toward to sql server
I realize that when I use the delete key then odbc error occurs before keyDown event. Is there any way the key down event to occur before odbc error? I have bound an sql server view in a form that is not updateable and I want to bypass the odbc error message when I press delete to make my own...
Actually you didn't read the posts from the beginning and you rushed to answer because you are biased. This item was suggested as a reply to the original message. And all the resources on google mention only this property which however does not play in the suggested control!! If you have any...
I have Ms Access 2016 32 bit. I found an ActiveX "Microsoft Web Browser" and a black frame appeared in the form represent a browser.
Then I wrote some code to use Me.WebBrowser7.ControlSource=...
And it throws an error message
It looks like that it doesn't work.
But when I use the web browser...
Hahahaha... With your comment you added nothing to my point. If you have something to add about the substance then welcome. I have no time to waste and that is why I made this comment. I sat down and wasted time reading the posts only to find in the end that someone is disrespecting other...