Working in a memory Space??

Superock

Registered User.
Local time
Today, 14:54
Joined
Nov 3, 2004
Messages
40
I have been asked to add a button to a form that will be an "Update" button or add the functionality to the form that when a change to the record (On the form) or any data on the subs has been made that the user is prompted to either except the change or not.

The form I am using has multipule subforms and is also tabbed.

As I am new to this I would expect that this is not possible(Working inside a memory block and then only aply changes to the record once you are done)

I did suggest that we create a Undo button but it seems this is to prevent changes that have been made unknowingly.
 
Last edited:
Look up the method Dirty in Access Help, I guess you could use this method to determine whether a record is 'bout to be changed or not.

RV
 
since there have been two posts saying to do this already, i'll add to it:

Lookup the Dirty event in the help file or on msdn (or even this site).
 
Or you could just use the Before Update event without the Dirty property
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom