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@Pat Hartman is spot on. It's really hard to force Access to not behave like Access. A database tries to save record changes at every opportunity, and there's no "back" button to undo this. Not only is there on back button, there's no need for a back button, or daily copies, but it does need thinking about what you are trying to achieve.
@Pat Hartman is spot on. It's really hard to force Access to not behave like Access. A database tries to save record changes at every opportunity, and there's no "back" button to undo this. Not only is there on back button, there's no need for a back button, or daily copies, but it does need thinking about what you are trying to achieve.