Solved Avoiding opening the database from OneDrive

[Marshall Brooks]

Can't bollix up what you can't see - but can't constructively work with it either.

Absolutely - I would hope the company would give me some advance warning before moving the backend.

Then again, I talked them out of it, but I got an E-mail from our Citrix team last Wednesday that they wanted to drop Outlook Classic and go to Outlook web app and had a test environment ready to start testing last Monday and go live week after next.

Out database (and others) probably has 400 calls to Outlook classic that I would have had to modify to SMTP (if I could find the E-mail server location), or DoCmd.SendObject (and figure out WHICH 256-characters I wanted in the E-mail).

(I wouldn't have had to modify 400 locations, but I would have to do something different for that team. (And worse, they only wanted to do it for 6 months and then they were going to Outlook 365 which we run outside of Citrix, so my workaround would no longer be needed after that).

Luckily, I was able to convince them to keep both classic Outlook and Outlook Web.

 

[The_Doc_Man]

Absolutely - I would hope the company would give me some advance warning before moving the backend.

I used to work with the U.S. Military. Advance notice? I'll have to look that one up/

 

[GPGeorge]

I used to work with the U.S. Military. Advance notice? I'll have to look that one up/

Hurry up and wait, Doc.