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Write Conflict Error message
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Access table Yes/No Data type default value when pushed to SQL
Hi - I had an Access table that had a field with a data type of yes/no. I had pushed the table to our SQL server and now when the user is updating a record using a form (the record source is the SQL table) the receive a write conflict error message. I search the Internet and found a post that... -
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Write Conflict Error message
Hi there, The user is getting a Write Conflict error message when using a Form in Access. He navigates to the last record and clicks to add a new record. This works successfully, however, when he navigates back to the previous record, he receives the Write Conflict message box. Somethings to... -
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Type Mismatch issue when trying to Open Form using VBA
It worked! Thank you very much!- abette
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Type Mismatch issue when trying to Open Form using VBA
Hi - I have an event procedure tied to the On Click property of a button on an Access Form. I need to open a 2nd form based on multiple criteria. Normally, I would use a macro to do this but since I need to open the form based on 3 different criteria I had to use VBA. DoCmd.OpenForm...- abette
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