KabirPatel
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Hi,
I have a form within my .adp that is bound to data in a SQL Server 2000 table.
One of the fields in my table does not allow nulls.
When I edit the corresponding field in my form and move the focus to another control I get the message "Non-nullable column cannot be updated to NULL".
Although I expect this error message to turn up I do not want it to as it is not very user friendly.
In particular, I have a "Save" button on my form that I would like to use to validate this field.
Is there any way to disable the default message box?
Cheers,
Kabir
I have a form within my .adp that is bound to data in a SQL Server 2000 table.
One of the fields in my table does not allow nulls.
When I edit the corresponding field in my form and move the focus to another control I get the message "Non-nullable column cannot be updated to NULL".
Although I expect this error message to turn up I do not want it to as it is not very user friendly.
In particular, I have a "Save" button on my form that I would like to use to validate this field.
Is there any way to disable the default message box?
Cheers,
Kabir
