[AccessD] AddNewRecord "Problem"

Yes to pk, it is simply [Id]

Userid is indexed, required,  no dupes allowed. I cant remember if i used
dlookup ("[userid]='" & txtuserid &"'") or an inline SQL to check if
txtuserid is already in the table or not.

This for is working perfectly but I  had a question about current not being
fired after using bookmark
On Oct 23, 2011 11:24 PM, "Rocky Smolin" <rockysmolin at bchacc.com> wrote:

> Are you using an autonumber PK?  Any other fields indexed-no duplicates?
>
> How will you determine if the info is already in the table?  What fields?
> Will those fields still be empty at the time of the Before Insert event?
>
> Rocky
>
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> Accdb database, I am not too familiar with Ac2010.
>
> ... especially how Access creates embedded events and actions instead of
> normal vba code to handle standard record operations on a buttonclick such
> as New Record. So I am trying to use VBA.
>
> When I create a new record in the table, I want to validate that the info
> entered is not already in the table. I could probably do this in the
> BeforeInsert, but I am instead doing it on the button click.
>
> If the record is one which  may be added I want to insert a record. I am
> doing this presently by setting a dao recordset equal to the form's
> recordsetclone, and then saying Rst.AddNew, and then populating a few
> fields
> which are not bound to controls, then using bookmark to bring the rest of
> the form (and the bound controls) up to date and position the form on the
> correct record.
>
> That part is clunky but working, but the problem is that the Current event
> is not firing. For that matter, the Addnew is not firing either.
>
> I know I can call those events with code, but I was wondering why this
> method is not causing Current to fire on its own when I set the form's
> bookmark equal to the recordset's bookmark?
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